git question
I'm working in a repository made by someone else, and it includes a build file.
This build file should NOT change upstream, however in order for it to build on my system I needed to make some OS-specific changes to the file.
Is there a way to tell git "hey, don't commit this file, and just leave it the way it is" without either removing my modifications to the file or sending my modifications upstream?
re: git question
re: git question
@rachel the problem is I keep having to revert my branches because I accidentally type "git commit -a"
(because I'm used to a mercurial workflow)