Open m-paolino opened 3 years ago
A workaround is to set ignore = all
or ignore = dirty
in .gitmodules
file.
@m-paolino you mean issues with hit submodules after modifying them? 🤔
@m-paolino you mean issues with hit submodules after modifying them? 🤔
Hi! I mean there are issues every time one uses submodule
or clone
due to dirty ignore state in .gitmodules
. So it would be nice and simpler to add some .gitignore
file to the repo. I think it's more convenient to use that way instead of simply copying the entire template and not getting the updates.
Every time the
git submodule add
is launched then there are issues with untracked files. This happens because of missing.gitignore
file. I attached a sample of gitignore file for all OS (to rename to .gitignore). Gitignore_sample.md