Hi, guys, i'm enjoy to work with git, but think it's possibly to make
one of the operation more easier.
What do you mean about mark a parts of files which don't need to be
tracked by git once instead using interactive adding each time?
For example using statement in comments like this:
................
tracked part
...............
//@git off
...............
untracked part
...............
//@git on
................
track again
................
It's easy to make git understand all possibly comments definitions.
Thanx.
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С уважением,
Алексей.
2011/3/19 Alexey Homyakov [off-list ref]:
Hi, guys, i'm enjoy to work with git, but think it's possibly to make
one of the operation more easier.
What do you mean about mark a parts of files which don't need to be
tracked by git once instead using interactive adding each time?
For example using statement in comments like this:
................
tracked part
...............
//@git off
...............
untracked part
...............
//@git on
................
track again
................
That's interesting, provided that this is only enabled by command
argument (i.e. never activated by default). Another option is to make
"git add -p" only show chunks that match a pattern.
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Duy
Nguyen Thai Ngoc Duy venit, vidit, dixit 19.03.2011 13:30:
2011/3/19 Alexey Homyakov [off-list ref]:
quoted
Hi, guys, i'm enjoy to work with git, but think it's possibly to make
one of the operation more easier.
What do you mean about mark a parts of files which don't need to be
tracked by git once instead using interactive adding each time?
For example using statement in comments like this:
................
tracked part
...............
//@git off
...............
untracked part
...............
//@git on
................
track again
................
That's interesting, provided that this is only enabled by command
argument (i.e. never activated by default). Another option is to make
"git add -p" only show chunks that match a pattern.
This can be done using a "clean" filter already. For example, for
tracking my global git configuration, I use
[filter "dotgitk"]
clean = fgrep -v geometry
and specify
.gitk filter=dotgitk
for the attributes.
Cheers,
Michael