I'm surprised that no one mention interactive mode:

git add -i

choose option 3 to un add files. In my case i often want to add more than one file, with interactive mode you can use numbers like this to add files. This will take all but 4: 1,2,3,5

To choose a sequence just type 1-5 to take all from 1 to 5.

Git staging files

There is also interactive mode:

git add -i

Choose option 3 to un add files. In my case I often want to add more than one file, and with interactive mode you can use numbers like this to add files. This will take all but 4: 1, 2, 3, and 5

To choose a sequence, just type 1-5 to take all from 1 to 5.

Git staging files

I'm surprised that no one mention interactive mode:

git -i

choose option 3 to un add files. In my case i often want to add more than one file, with interactive mode you can use numbers like this to add files. This will take all but 4: 1,2,3,5

To choose in sequence just type 1-5 to take all from 1 to 5.

Git staging files

I'm surprised that no one mention interactive mode:

git add -i

choose option 3 to un add files. In my case i often want to add more than one file, with interactive mode you can use numbers like this to add files. This will take all but 4: 1,2,3,5

To choose a sequence just type 1-5 to take all from 1 to 5.

Git staging files