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There seems to be a misunderstanding about git: If the repository is on
/, it doesn't mean all files are tracked. On the contrary, they are
handpicked with "git add". On the other hand, if I put the repository
under /etc, I'm not so sure I'll be able to track something under, say,
/var. File ownership is an interesting issue. I suppose all relevant files belong to root, but maybe some of them have some different group setting. On 06/06/2012 01:34 PM, ilya wrote: It is generally possible, though I'd recommend making your git repo out of /etc, not /, since this is what you mostly want to track, and managing .gitignore of the whole FS will be too painful. One thing git does not track though, is file ownership. This might be a problem for some files. -- Web: http://www.billauer.co.il |
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