Hi all,
currently evaluating the use of git: one point that doesn' t fit me is
that when I delete a folder in my repository, the commit automatically
commits the deleted files.
This I dont want!
It should behave in the same way as adding files - only those files
marked with "git add" are commited
On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 01:22:30AM -0800, tombert wrote:
> currently evaluating the use of git: one point that doesn' t fit me is
> that when I delete a folder in my repository, the commit automatically
> commits the deleted files.
> This I dont want!
>
> It should behave in the same way as addin
I'm fairly new to git and struggling with submodules. I want set up a
git project for my dotfiles, using examples found on github. In
particular I want to start with a populated .gitmodules file. I
tried copying it into top level of my git project and running
git submodule init
git submodule u
Sorry for the bad description.
So this are all folders:
root folder
- generic modules1
- generic modules2
- sub-projects
-- sub-project1
-- sub-project2
in the root folder I say:
git init
git add .
git commit
then delete e.g. sub-project1 folder
rm -r sub-project1
then commiting
git commi
