Oh, and if you do revise the git repo, I don't know what will happen if you do a "git push" to a remote repo. It may fail. Or it may update the remote in such a way that others have problems doing a fetch or pull. Perhaps one of the very experienced will speak up on this issue. I really hate doing revisions which impact sharing (like rebase in most cases).
On Wednesday, January 2, 2013 11:47:53 AM UTC-6, fpefpe wrote: > > Hello -- I realized after-the-fact that I should nave ignored some files > at the start of a project and new repo -- If I add these file name to the > .gitignore file would files already tracked stay in the log/history and > that future add/commits would now ignore those files? --
