How do I make Git ignore file mode (chmod) changes? -


I have a project in which I have to change the mode of the file from chmod <745 to 777 , But it should not be changed to the main repo

Git raises on chmod-R 777. and changes all the files as has been changed. Is there any way to ignore the changes to the file in the file?

Try:

  git config core.filemode false  

to:

  core.fileMode If incorrect, the executable bit is ignored between the difference index and the copy of the work; Use Git-update-index (1) useful on broken filesystem like fata is correct by default  

To set this option for one-off commands, -c flag can be used:

  git -c core.fileMode = false diff  

and - Global flag This will be the default behavior for the login user.

  git config --global core.fileMode false  

warning

core.fileMode best practice And should be used carefully. This setting only covers the executable bit mode and never read / write bits. In many cases you feel that you need this setting because you have done something like chmod-R 777 , which makes all of your files executable but most of the projects include Most files It is not required for security reasons and it should not be executable .

The correct way to resolve this type of situation is to handle folders and file permissions separately, like with something:

  Find-type d -exec chmod a + rwx {} \; # Folders create traceable and read / write search-type f -exec chmod a + rw {} \; # Read / Write Files  

If you do this, you will never need to leave in rare environment and use core.fileMode .


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