Adding git-ignore command, tests, and documentation.#239
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Adding git-ignore command, tests, and documentation.#239tstone2077 wants to merge 1 commit intogit:mastergit/git:masterfrom
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All checks have passed and the repo says pull requests will be ignored, so I'm closing this PR |
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Try this: https://submitgit.herokuapp.com/ |
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@tstone2077 are you still interested in this? If that is the case, please send the patch to the mailing list for review. You can use GitGitGadget, submitGit or send it manually. |
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Good call... I added a pull request to gitgitgadget. Amazing that this functionality hasn't made it in 3 years later. Thanks for the push! |
The 'git ignore' command modifies a .gitignore file in your path easily. By default, it adds lines to the .gitignore found in the root of your repository. It can, however, add lines to a gitignore anywhere inbetween the file(s) passed in and the root of the repository. The lines added to the gitignore can be based on filename, extension, directory, or recursive glob. Also, you can easily open the gitignore file using your $EDITOR with 'git ignore --edit'. This can make things much easier when ignore files in subdirectories. No longer will you have to run: echo "path/to/the/file.txt" >../../../../../../.gitignore instead: git ignore file.txt Signed-off-by: Thurston Stone <tstone2077@gmail.com>
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Okay, I'll close it here, then. For lurkers: gitgitgadget#264 is where the conversation continues. |
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git-ignore.sh will allow users to quickly add entries to the gitignore files in the repositories.
Many times, I'll have a config file buried in a series of sub-directories and find it annoying to edit the right git ignore with the right relative path to the file that i want to add. This script makes adding items to a gitignore file as easy as:
git ignore filename.ext
No matter what directory that is in, the correct relative path will be added to the gitignore.