Git workflow with cloning and rsync
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I'm trying to setup this project on local. I git cloned repository and after that I did rsync from server. And now my local changes has couple of thousands of changed files. There are files with permissions changed - obviously, new files, and changes in files from a client. But this is only to setup project on local and I want git to don't track those changes from rsync. I'm only working on files from repository. I don't know how to handle that situation :/
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I'm trying to setup this project on local. I git cloned repository and after that I did rsync from server. And now my local changes has couple of thousands of changed files. There are files with permissions changed - obviously, new files, and changes in files from a client. But this is only to setup project on local and I want git to don't track those changes from rsync. I'm only working on files from repository. I don't know how to handle that situation :/
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make use of a git ignore file?
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I'm trying to setup this project on local. I git cloned repository and after that I did rsync from server. And now my local changes has couple of thousands of changed files. There are files with permissions changed - obviously, new files, and changes in files from a client. But this is only to setup project on local and I want git to don't track those changes from rsync. I'm only working on files from repository. I don't know how to handle that situation :/
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I'm trying to setup this project on local. I git cloned repository and after that I did rsync from server. And now my local changes has couple of thousands of changed files. There are files with permissions changed - obviously, new files, and changes in files from a client. But this is only to setup project on local and I want git to don't track those changes from rsync. I'm only working on files from repository. I don't know how to handle that situation :/
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make use of a git ignore file?
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make use of a git ignore file?
– Mike_Jr
2 days ago
make use of a git ignore file?
– Mike_Jr
2 days ago
make use of a git ignore file?
– Mike_Jr
2 days ago
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make use of a git ignore file?
– Mike_Jr
2 days ago