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PranilDahal / Eagle-Post

Eagle-Post: Social Media Software Project - ACM Cal State LA
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Closed rdunning75 closed 5 years ago

rdunning75 commented 5 years ago

Did i fix what you wanted?

PranilDahal commented 5 years ago

Instead of adding the files to .gitignore, you can run the following command: git update-index --assume-unchanged This will ignore all the local changes you make to the file. Any change you make on that file will be ignored.

Another thing you can do, is after doing "git add ." (the . means that ALL the changes should be staged for commit) run a "git status" to see which files are green. if you see a change that shouldn't be green (ex: the application.properties file changes), do "git checkout -- pathtofile". That will UNSTAGE the file. If you run "git status", that fill will go back to being red, and wont be pushed when you make the commit.

rdunning75 commented 5 years ago

Thanks for advice. I could also just have used git checkout — filename.whatever to ignore the changes before using git add .

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treblegni commented 5 years ago

Hey, Pranil. Quick question. Since we don't want to add any changes to. gitignore (or push gitignore at all), can we just use git add *?

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Instead of adding the files to .gitignore, you can run the following command: git update-index --assume-unchanged This will ignore all the local changes you make to the file. Any change you make on that file will be ignored.

Another thing you can do, is after doing "git add ." (the . means that ALL the changes should be staged for commit) run a "git status" to see which files are green. if you see a change that shouldn't be green (ex: the application.properties file changes), do "git checkout -- pathtofile". That will UNSTAGE the file. If you run "git status", that fill will go back to being red, and wont be pushed when you make the commit.

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PranilDahal commented 5 years ago

yeah, i didnt even know about that * command lol. you can use that too!

treblegni commented 5 years ago

Oh lol. Alrighties I'll stick to that!

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yeah, i didnt even know about that * command lol. you can use that too!

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