Thanks for reply,
Repos are hosted on gitlab and most devs are on linux (but not all) and as
example, when i set filemode=true in one of the repos, it gives me changes
in .gitkeep file saying i added a line to it (its empty file)
But again, since it does set it automatically, guess my option
>>> "PO" == Philip Oakley writes:
HI Philip
> Hi Uwe,
[Snip]...
> So in Git, you can add 'everything', a few things, or even pick lines from
> files, for each commit, leaving the worktree (real filesystem content)
> distinct from the 'staging area/index' (equivalent to the old
Hi Uwe,
On 21/11/2019 08:44, Uwe Brauer wrote:
"PO" == Philip Oakley writes:
HI Philip
> Hi Uwe,
[Snip]...
> So in Git, you can add 'everything', a few things, or even pick lines from
> files, for each commit, leaving the worktree (real filesystem content)
> distinct from
Hi Jiří,
The thing to note here is that filemode is only affecting (the
understanding of) the executable bit.
It does *not* affect the file contents at all, so if the 'empty'
.gitkeep file is now being shown as having gained a line then there is
some other effect going on.
It maybe that
