How to track history of personal changes in a repository?
- From
- Matthew McClure <matt@continuousdelta.com>
- Date
- Aug 29, 2019, 14:32 UTC
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- <CAEV-cEryZZarfz5SQsRphBXeYMPJW7tdSfY8NYnzb_-ra-pGHw@mail.gmail.com>
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to track history of personal changes in a repository. I'd like to protect against accidentally pushing the changes to a remote branch. I imagine this working a little like `git ignore`, and a little like a separate branch. It might be like a personal sub-branch that is ignored by `git push`. Or it might be like a history of the work tree that runs parallel to the reflog and to the history of any given branch.
Does something like this exist in Git or a complementary tool?
I found `git update-index --skip-worktree`. I imagine it might be relevant in some kind of workflow where I can maintain a personal-worktree branch.
Does any of you have a personal workflow that addresses similar concerns?
Thanks.
-- Matthew McClure Continuous Delta https://www.continuousdelta.com/