Hi ,
I know that git can cope with file's chmod. But how about setfattr? I
have tried to set some extensional attribute with command :
*setfattr -n user.t1 -v 1 testfile.txt*
It seems like git cannot detect it. So do I need some config option for
git? Or doesn't it have this feature?
Hello,
as far as I remember, Git only stores the executable flag of the
current user. Git is a source management tool (version control
system); what you need here (IMHO) is a deployment tool here, which
Git is not.
Best,
Gergely
On 4 September 2014 10:01, wangfeng wangfeng
