On Mar 09, 2016, at 09:29 AM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
>Let me understand the use case. You have $HOME/.git that governs
>everything under $HOME, but there are parts of $HOME/, such as
>$HOME/projects/*, that will never be controled by $HOME/.git?
Correct.
>Two obvious reactions are:
>
> -
Barry Warsaw writes:
> I put my home directory under git (recently converted from bzr), but since I
> have some subdirectories under $HOME that are not under git (and some that
> are) I want to stop e.g. `git status` from traversing up into $HOME.
Let me understand the use
I put my home directory under git (recently converted from bzr), but since I
have some subdirectories under $HOME that are not under git (and some that
are) I want to stop e.g. `git status` from traversing up into $HOME. For
example, I have a ~/projects directory with lots of subdirectories so
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