On 8 Set, 18:38, Brett Viren wrote:
> I use a repository called "dot" that I clone to $HOME/.dot/ and then
> run a script that will make a few symlinks from locations under
> $HOME/.dot/... to $HOME/... as needed. For example
> ~/.dot/emacs/generic.el gets symlinked to ~/.emacs and the generic.e
For what it's worth, my approach to this is simply to put the repo in
~/.home.git and create an alias for 'git --git-dir="$HOME/.home.git"',
wildcard ignore everything, then add back in a few things. I'd
definitely think about something like this or Brett's version, since
it's much more extensibl
I would like to create an archive of a subset of the content tracked
by my repository. Ruling out some options:
- I'd really like to use git-archive, since it's far faster than
manually using tar with a file list. I assume this is because git can
read out of the repo, which is compressed and ther
git checkout branch_1
git checkout head;
git add file_1;
git commit -a -m"prepare to add init()";
git checkout master.
It seems my commit of add file_1 is disappeared.
Can I find it?
Thanks for your attention.
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