‘git add –patch’ to include new files?

Question 1

When I run git add -p, is there a way for git to select newly made files as hunks to select??

So if I make a new file called foo.java, then run git add -p, git will not let me choose that file’s content to be added into the index.

Question 2

To include every new files, you can run:

git add -N .
git add -p

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git add -N .

git add -p

If you want to use it frequently, you can create an alias in your ~/.bashrc:

alias gapan='git add --intent-to-add . && git add --patch'

1 2	alias gapan='git add --intent-to-add . && git add --patch'

N.B: If you use this with an empty new file, git will not be able to patch it and skip to the next one.

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