On 19.09.2014 17:40, eirc wrote: > > On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 6:10 PM, Tom Johnson <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > **.gpg > > > That didn't work either but I eventually found the issue, it's that > ignoring * ignores all folders themselves so you can exclude them from > ignoring with !*/ > > So this would probably work: > * > !.gitignore > !.gpg-id > !*.gpg > !*/ > > Also you probably want to unignore .gitattributes > > -- > Errikos Koen, > Web Developer / Software Engineer > www.pamediakopes.gr <http://www.pamediakopes.gr> > Thanks eirc, for looking at this. I tested it and Your example is better than mine. Also, for migrating, it should be noted, that git does not apply ignore rules to files it had already cached; so do a:
git rm --cached … after adding these rules. What else could be improved with the git commits security wise? Are there any problems with this .gitignore? Also I am unsure, weather it is a good or bad idea, to include !.gitignore in the .gitignore file . Per default this file is not included in commits and people should have the freedom to ignore whatever they want.
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