问题
I want to ignore a few files that need to be different, or do not need to be tracked- I edit my gitignore to skip swp files, the entire tmp dir and a few of the log files inside log/.
I them removed the cached versions from my local install- all seemed well here
then I ran git add . (was this supposed to be a git add -u?)
And then pushed to my remote repository.
The app worked fine still, but I noticed that I couldn't find or access the files on my remote repository I had ignored locally- my log file was gone, as was my database.yml file (again, on remote).
I could still start up the application, so it seems like the file is still there (unless I'm wrong about needing database.yml), but I can't see those files.
If I wanted to always ignore those files (as does the other dev who will pull them), how can I do that without having those files dissapear on the remote?
Thanks
Edit- it seems like what I might be looking for is actually
git update-index --assume-unchanged example.txt
which seems like it will allow for the file to continue existing in both environments, without monitoring it for any changes.
Am I on the right track?
回答1:
git update-index --assume-unchanged example.txt
is a possible solution, but beware of any git reset you might need to do: those "ignored" files will we reset as well.
git update-index --skip-worktree example.txt
is another way of ignoring those files, making sure any local modification won't be reset.
See also:
- "How to make changes that only i can see?"
- "Undo git update-index --skip-worktree")
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13922918/gitignore-and-remove-cached-makes-it-so-i-cant-see-the-file-on-the-server-al-a