@Andrew Simpson :
If you are using the Databricks Repos feature to push changes to a GitHub repository and are experiencing issues with changes being pushed even after you have unchecked them, there are a few things you can try to resolve this issue:
- Ensure that you have unchecked the correct changes: When you make changes to files within a Databricks Repo, the changes are automatically staged for commit. If you want to exclude specific changes from being committed, you need to uncheck those changes in the "Commit Changes" dialog. Make sure that you have unchecked the correct changes and that you have clicked on the "Commit" button to save your changes.
- Verify your Git configuration: Databricks Repos uses Git to interact with GitHub. Ensure that you have configured Git correctly on your local machine, and that your local Git client is using the correct GitHub credentials to push changes to the remote repository.
- Try using Git command-line tools: If you continue to experience issues with Databricks Repos, try using Git command-line tools to push changes to your GitHub repository. This can help you identify any issues with the Databricks Repos integration and allow you to push changes more reliably.
Hope one of the above helps! Please let me know if further questions.