Current behaviour
Currently, when triggering an export to Git, a message informing the user that the export was successful is displayed even if no export has been done because the target appears not altered. In logs, we can see the message "Nothing to commit. No upload to remote will be performed."

Available workaround
N\A - the user can only see that there’s no commit in Git.

Requested behaviour

There is a message notifying the user that no export has been done because the target appears not altered.

Use case

Some times clients re-import their files if with minor errors in the source (typos, punctuation), that may end up with no corrections required on the target version. So, it may happen that they try to export an identical version to the one already in the repository. While, we make sure that both versions are the same and there is nothing to commit, this is confusing for some users because they see the “successful export“ notification but then they do not see any commit to Git.