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?
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They would stay in git. You can remove them from tracking by update
.gitignore as you said, and I also do a git rm --cached just for
safety to remove them from the INDEX, but leave the files in the
working directory.
There is an example of using git filter-branch to totally remove a
file from
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
Hello and a Happy New Year!
I've written a blog post http://www.konradwilhelm.de/blog/?p=329 about
partially staging chunks to create decent commits. Sounds funny? Read
on...http://www.konradwilhelm.de/blog/?p=329
If you haven't heard about the -p option for the git add command, you
should
Hola a todos, me estoy poniendo en contacto con esta herramienta y he
comenzado por leer el manual en español para aprender un poco y ver si se
podía dar una mano en la traducción.
Con respecto a este último punto en el Capítulo 2.4, bajo el título
Deshaciendo la preparación de un archivo la
On Wednesday, January 2, 2013 7:06:40 PM UTC+1, John McKown wrote:
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
On Thursday, January 3, 2013 4:00:34 AM UTC+1, Mariano Franco wrote:
Hola a todos, me estoy poniendo en contacto con esta herramienta y he
comenzado por leer el manual en español para aprender un poco y ver si se
podía dar una mano en la traducción.
Con respecto a este último punto en el
