Re: Handling non-git config files

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Git-list,

Thanks to Jon, Ian and Tim for your replies.

I was reading Jon's reply and the workflow he uses seems to fit my purpose.
To migrate an application, you would branch it, set any local configuration
and commit. To bring over any changes you would just merge them over. This
would leave any deployment artifacts (a great term to describe local
changes) intact.

I have only been using branching and merging since November, when I was
instructed how to do so by git-list. I realise now that this is just basic
branching and merging. The workflow described will work with any SCM
software that supports branching and merging.

Richard
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