> I'll use this to exclude my own private stuff,
>> and have a proper .gitignore that I can commit.
>>
>> umm.. seems a strange way to me.
> Why not use your own local private branch..
>
> this way u can keep master in sync with head
> and then merge into you local "private" branch
>
Then you have to switch to master branch before every commit or cherry-pick
your commits later..
Local 'ignore conf' is less troubling.
Oleg
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> Pete
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