I have run several chmod
in my live server. Right now when I do a git diff
there, I see lots of old mode 100644 new mode 100755
I have also changed some files there. But I would just git diff just to show the changes on the files, ignoring the file permissions changes.
How can I do that? BTW, I don't want GIT to ignore those file permissions changes. Actually I want to commit them, I just want git diff to not show them for a very specific moment.
If you set core. filemode=false then git will ignore execute bit changes, no need to change local permissions.
false : git does not track it.
git diff -G"."
The
-G
flag filters out any file where a line that matches a regular expression has not been added or removed. In this case the regular expression provided is"."
which matches any line. So the argument-G"."
will filter out files where no lines have been added or removed.
You will need (I think) at least Git version 1.7.10 for this to work. 1.7.2 is too old, at least.
This will tell git to ignore permissions:
git config core.filemode false
to filter them in result of diff
but not ignore them
git filter-branch -f --tree-filter 'find * -type f | xargs chmod 644 ' -- --all
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