On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 1:12 AM, Daniel Dilts <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm trying to use git to track a Visual Studio project. Yes, that is the
> dark side, but at least there is a bit of light. Anyway, the default
> .gitignore ignores include most generated files (*.pdb, etc.) The problem I
> have is that I have one directory where I don't want it to ignore anything
> in the directory no matter what. Does anybody have an idea how I could do
> that?
You can add exceptions (or additional ignore rules) in any
subdirectory by creating another .gitignore file there. In your case,
you need a .gitignore file in your directory with this rule:
!*
That adds an exception for everything in the subdirectory, i.e.
nothing in that directory is ignored.
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justin
http://justinhileman.com
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