On 26. mars. 2008, at 21.01, Tommy Thorn wrote:
[...]
According to the man page, I should be able to change .gitignore to
"foo/" to stop it from looking recursively, but that doesn't work, as
now git clean -n -f -d wants to remove mydir/foo but not mydir/foo/
objs
My desperate attempts "./foo" and "^foo" also didn't work. Please note
that this is a vastly simplified version of the real problem, so I
can't
just use "!mousetrap/foo".
It seems "foo/" _should_ work even though foo isn't a directory.
Have you tried "/foo"? That should match "foo" only in the root of
the repository, which is what I think you're trying to do. "foo/"
means to only match "foo" if it is a directory.
--
Eyvind Bernhardsen
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