sfletche · May 5, 2021 17:10
diff --git a/Personalizing Husky config b/Personalizing Husky config
 Use the following to skip / remove a file from being updated by git
 > git update-index --skip-worktree <filename>

 Use the following to see which files are currently being skipped / ignored
 > git ls-files -v . | grep ^S

 Use the following to revert the skip
 > git update-index --no-skip-worktrree <filename>


 git will ignore any modifications or deletions to skipped files when staging commits or pulling changes 
 (essentially they are ignored by git)

 Note: this only works for your copy of the repo (it's not possible for git to ignore changes to existing files for all users),
 and so anyone who wants to differentiate their configuration will need to do this on their own machines.  

 Related SO -- https://stackoverflow.com/a/39776107/379512 
 Docs -- https://git-scm.com/docs/git-update-index#_skip_worktree_bit
	Use the following to skip / remove a file from being updated by git
	> git update-index --skip-worktree <filename>

	Use the following to see which files are currently being skipped / ignored
	> git ls-files -v . \| grep ^S

	Use the following to revert the skip
	> git update-index --no-skip-worktrree <filename>


	git will ignore any modifications or deletions to skipped files when staging commits or pulling changes
	(essentially they are ignored by git)

	Note: this only works for your copy of the repo (it's not possible for git to ignore changes to existing files for all users),
	and so anyone who wants to differentiate their configuration will need to do this on their own machines.

	Related SO -- https://stackoverflow.com/a/39776107/379512
	Docs -- https://git-scm.com/docs/git-update-index#_skip_worktree_bit