On 07/22/2011 08:17 AM, Daniel Veillard wrote:
chmod +x src/util/virkeycode-mapgen.py
to match our style of .py files being executable (even if we run
them via $(PYTHON)).
just wondering loud, if you change a file attribute like this will
git automatically detect it and all to "commit" the change or is there
some magic involved (yes I'm think thinking too much in terms of CVS !)
Forget all the pain you ever had with CVS execute permissions :) Git
makes it trivial - the x bit is tracked alongside every file, and you
can even do a 0-line diff that changes only the file mode (remember, in
git, every directory tree is an object, and directories record state
information - so when you change +x bit, what you are really doing is
recording a new tree object).
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