Re: [git-users] What is the gitignore syntax for ignoring a directory pattern at any level

Try just lib/ Joe Hassick Web Developer Pencor Services, Inc. On Aug 10, 2010, at 6:12 PM, vfclists wrote: > > I need to create a .gitignore entry that excludes lib folder > irregardless of their level. > > Will */lib do that? > > -- > You received this message be

Re: [git-users] What is the best technique to split the code between repos?

This might not be the *best* way to approach this, but what if you one repo with 3 unique branches: A, B, C; then two other branches, i.e.: AB, BC. You would then do work in the unique branches and pull changes from them into the combined ones when needed. Again, this might not be ideal, but i

Re: [git-users] GIT cloning(or pull/push) doesn't work properly if you have a sub-folder with its own GIT repo.

> > As you can see there is nothing in Child1Repo after its was cloned. I > also tried the reverse of this. Like, having a child folder as GIT > repo and make a ParentFolder a repo on its own & clone the parent > folder and the cloned folder doesnt contain anything from

Re: [git-users] Re: GIT cloning(or pull/push) doesn't work properly if you have a sub-folder with its own GIT repo.

n if it is not a repo. I tried "git clean -n -d -x", no > > help. > > Obviously, I could rename Child1Repo & workaround this issue. > > > > But, what I am wondering is, is this the default behaviour or a bug > > waiting to be discovered? > > &g