Comment by formerly_proven 4 days ago .git/info/exclude 2 comments formerly_proven Reply opello 4 days ago In the above case, since this touches the local repo, wouldn't a .gitconfig include.path be a better option?Just in case it's unclear, you'd then set an excludesFile in the included file to the path to a file like jj.gitignore that has a line like .jj in it. Jenk 3 days ago Unfortunately not. Git clean still tries to, well, clean it. Unless I goofed it, which is a >0 possibility, I will happily concede.
opello 4 days ago In the above case, since this touches the local repo, wouldn't a .gitconfig include.path be a better option?Just in case it's unclear, you'd then set an excludesFile in the included file to the path to a file like jj.gitignore that has a line like .jj in it.
Jenk 3 days ago Unfortunately not. Git clean still tries to, well, clean it. Unless I goofed it, which is a >0 possibility, I will happily concede.
In the above case, since this touches the local repo, wouldn't a .gitconfig include.path be a better option?
Just in case it's unclear, you'd then set an excludesFile in the included file to the path to a file like jj.gitignore that has a line like .jj in it.
Unfortunately not. Git clean still tries to, well, clean it. Unless I goofed it, which is a >0 possibility, I will happily concede.