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Yeah, you need to add .git to the ignores. Works very well when you have only one repo checked out, for instance to auto-sync a deployment while you type, witho
by sveinugu 3y ago
Yeah, you need to add .git to the ignores. Works very well when you have only one repo checked out, for instance to auto-sync a deployment while you type, without having to commit and do CI/CD. With more than one repo you should be sure they are all on the same branch/commit before you sync. If not, you typically get a mess that requires some git-foo to clean up!