Re: .gitignore vs untracked working file
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Johannes Sixt <j.sixt@viscovery.net>
- Date
- Aug 10, 2009, 13:14 UTC
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Rostislav Svoboda schrieb:
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> $ git ls-tree master Project/bin/path/file.jjt > 100644 blob 8d5e24f12c37fd1a435de2d4402591f5b0c2a3cc > Project/bin/path/file.jjt > > There's a file.jjt in the repo already! But guys! I bet I'm not the > first one having this problem. Do you think it would be wise to have a > kind of a check returning > 'The file '...' ignored in the branch X is not ignored in the > branch Y (or something)'
This is not only about ignored files, but untracked files. And the check is already there: git said:
Untracked working tree file 'Project/bin/path/file.jjt' would be overwritten by merge.
-- Hannes