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Can git detect and manage source file's extensional attribute by command 'setfattr' ?

From
WWwangfeng wangfeng <wangfeng.v1.1985@gmail.com>
Date
Sep 4, 2014, 08:11 UTC
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<CAHbSJRD=S4u=_Ke3UKfzaVdsPnjvkKf0VYBjo8sNjFXM32wKTQ@mail.gmail.com>
Hi ,
    I know that git can cope with file's chmod. But how about
setfattr? I have tried to set some extensional attribute with command
:
####
setfattr -n user.t1 -v 1 testfile.txt
####
It seems like git cannot detect it. So do I need some config option
for git? Or doesn't it have this feature?
    Thanks very much.
Wang
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  1. wangfeng wangfengSep 4, 2014
  2. brian m. carlsonSep 4, 2014

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