Thanks! That's helped!
Regards, Alex
On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 11:34:33 AM UTC+4, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen
wrote:
>
> Hi Alexander,
>
> Aha, I see. No, keeping a certain set of files from being merged is not
> possible in any straight forward way. It is usually a sign that your code
> does n
Hi Alexander,
Aha, I see. No, keeping a certain set of files from being merged is not
possible in any straight forward way. It is usually a sign that your code
does not have quite the right structure for its task. Basically, code that
you don't want to be merged along with the rest of your chan
Dear Thomas,
thanks for reply. I'm aware of .gitignore. Originally my task was to avoid
some files to be merged from one branch to another. Git is working with
commits. So excludesfile as well as .gitignore won't help to exclude some
files. Lately I found
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/872
Hi,
Just checking here, are you aware of the "normal" way of excluding files
with .gitignore files? I see you have one there in your working directory
but maybe you haven't made use of it yet.
The .git/info/excludes is more for the case where *you* want to ignore
something, but don't want to
