Re: Empty Directories

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Directly, no.  An easy workaround is to drop an empty file
(such as a .gitignore) into the directory and track that.
Then the directory will come along for the ride.

Trans wrote:
> New to git...
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> Is it true there is no way to track empty directories?
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> Thanks,
> T.
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