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I have the following .gitattributes file in my project *.txt -diff This works as expected, it ignores .txt files when I do a git diff. However when I change this to *.txt diff=test and add [diff &...
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I have a git repository used to build VM images with Packer. Some of the images built are based on Linux, some use Windows as an OS. My repository contains scripts to be used in the Linux VMs and ...
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I have a git repository where I have a "prod" branch and a "dev" branch. I have a just_dev_folder in dev which I want to completely exclude from prod and I want to be able to merge ...
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I'm using git to keep track of changes to my config files. I additionally have a script called switch_theme.sh that switches between dark and light variant of themes. For our purposes, this script ...
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I'm trying to include all (data) files in LFS except if they have the .(r|R) or .(cpp|CPP) extension, but somehow both extensions end up in LFS too, and I'm unable the remove them from it. This is ...
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There is a large Git repository (~4,000 commits) containing files in CP866 and does not contain a file named .gitattributes in the root of project. Is there any way to add .gitattributes (*.txt text ...
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I'm facing some issue when using a project tracked by git on both windows and linux. As suggested on other questions on windows I have core.autocrlf=false core.eol=<blank> On Linux I have the ...
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Context A little context, to set up why I'm asking this question. .NET MAUI imposes a requirement on some files: "File names must be lowercase, start and end with a letter character, and contain ...
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If the text attribute is unspecified, Git uses the core.autocrlf configuration variable to determine if the file should be converted. From this statement, text attribute should override the core....
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So, in .gitattributes,* matches all files, including those that have no file extension, and more specific rules can be applied later down in the attributes file. How should one go about targeting ...
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I have a struggle with git about a case. I want to keep track of my project on a GitHub repository with two branches main and dev. However, there are two files, and I don't want to change them when ...
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I have a repository which I use between Windows and Linux. Currently some files, for example the file myfolder/myfile.txt is stored with CRLF (DOS) line endings and checked out with CRLF linedendigs. ...
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The context: My team has a repo with lots of jupyter notebooks in it. We often work with sensitive data in jupyter notebooks, and we want to make sure that we don't accidentally commit any data ...
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The environment: We use Bitbucket Cloud for repository management (and merges) and Jenkins for CI/CD. Branches with open pull requests are built and deployed to a temporary environment (which ...
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I want to configure the .gitattributes in a repository to resolve EOL issues for all users without them needing to change their local git configuration. My .gitattributes looks like this: * text=auto ...
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