As I use version control for projects, I often have datasheets in pdf form
and images along with the data that compresses well in git.
Does anyone know a good way to deal with such files?
I'm thinking of making a script to move those files out of the git controlled
directory
and link to them
John Griessen wrote:
As I use version control for projects, I often have datasheets in pdf
form and images along with the data that compresses well in git.
Does anyone know a good way to deal with such files?
It looks like git-submodule [1] may do what you want without the headache of
On 11/01/2010 01:10 PM, John Griessen wrote:
What do you do to avoid git repos bloat with changes of docs you are using
in the early phases of a project?
I hit on something that I like.
Here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/540535/managing-large-binary-files-with-git
there's talk of
John Griessen:
As I use version control for projects, I often have datasheets in pdf form
and images along with the data that compresses well in git.
Does anyone know a good way to deal with such files?
I usually do
wget -x -N -c url
in ~/Net/http so I have the complete url to the file
On 11/01/2010 03:18 PM, Karl Hammar wrote:
If you do something like
mkdir Todo
echo Todo/ .gitignore
git-commit -m 'Todo/ is a work area git should not care about' .gitignore
then you have a work area*inside* the repo which git does not care about.
I like that. That's a helpful idea
John Griessen:
On 11/01/2010 03:18 PM, Karl Hammar wrote:
If you do something like
mkdir Todo
echo Todo/ .gitignore
git-commit -m 'Todo/ is a work area git should not care about' .gitignore
then you have a work area*inside* the repo which git does not care about.
I like
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