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I guess you mean `.gitignore` with `.ignore`? So you want that frontmatter changes don't get committed for selected files? If so, I don't plan to add that because it's hard...

Please describe what you are doing. Did you pull or a backup. Can you commit these files?

Because some commit you are trying to merge into your local branch has changed these files, you have to commit them for git to merge them properly. That's how git...

Please open the source control view to see if you have those files changed, if so you have to first commit them as I already said.

Works fine for me. Are there any errors in the console (`CTRL+SHIFT+I`)?

That's a huge difference. In the issue you have stated your are on windows. Will look into that.

Are you using any additional syncing service on that directory? Is every commit affected by this or just some commits without any obvious pattern? I don't know how that could...

@dead-end The reason for me to cache the `.git/index` file is a HUGE performance gain. Without that caching layer, it would reread the index file for every minor action, which...

From a quick look at the CHANGELOG, I can't find any change that could affect this, so I doubt the plugin version is responsible. I guess it's a more race...

I'm aware of the cache object and pretty sure I've tested that as well, but will look into that again.