Just started using git on my mac. I have one file in my repository called README. When I change it, git puts another file in the directory called README~ containing the previous version.
Solved:Decided to delete the .git directory and try again, since there was nothing in it anyway.rm -rf .git, then git init, then git add ..Now it\'s working, everything is getting added correctly, and
I have forked a project on github and started messing around with it on my own machine, I want to commit the changes I have made back to my fork on github but without commiting the changes I 开发者_St
I\'m trying to implement Git to manage creative assets (Photoshop, Il开发者_Go百科lustrator, Maya, etc.), and I\'d like to exclude files from Git based on file size rather than extension, location, et
I\'ve been pulling out my hair researching the net and various docs about .gitignore files. I\'m a bit of a n00b with Un开发者_如何学Pythonix/Terminal (using Mac OS X) and I can\'t for the life of me
My rails app uploads all users photos to a folder /uploads/photos/. I want to ignore everything in this folder in git except for one subfolder /uploads/photos/default/.开发者_JS百科
So lets say I have a directory structure like so uploads/ --dir1/ ----one.txt ----two.txt ----dir2/ ------one.txt
I added the following line to .gitignore: sites/default/settings.php but when I type git status it shows the file as unstaged file.
I have a bare repository and two working copies - one on my machine, the other on the server. It turned out that I have to .gitignore a certain file that has to be specific for every machine. Let\'s c
When using sub-directory entries in .gitignore, \"git clean -X\" doesn\'t clean the ignored sub-directory.
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