Re: [git-users] creating junction point for folder in the git repository

[Magnus Therning]

Umesh Tayade <umeshtayad...@gmail.com> writes:

I have the following folder structure

C:\360\Source
     - standard

C:\Main\Source
     - custom


the junction point.

mklink /j "C:\Main\Source" "C:\360\Source"


is executed the junction point will be created but git shows the

still shows the files as deleted.


point the additional folder like standard should be ignored.

C:\Main\Source is the git repository folder. I want to create the junction point for the folderC:\Main\Source so that custom should be linked to the folderC:\360\Source. I am using below command to create But before creating the junction point I need to delete the original Source folder from the folderC:\Main as you cannot create junction point with existing original location folder. Once the above command content of the source folder as deleted. Even I revert the changes it My question is how should I create the junction point so that I should not lose my git source folder files and after the creation of junction

commands to reproduce it.

/M

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This feels like a very Windows-centric question. I also get slightly confused by the multiple use of "source"; it's unclear what exactly you are referring to in all places. It might help if you type down the exact

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