Revisions to How to Git-Ignore Symlinks on a Magento Module installed by composer

Fix for the case that we have a file "foo" and then also a file "foo.css"

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edited Jul 4, 2013 at 17:41

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find * -type l -not -exec grep -q ""^{}"$" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find * -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find * -type l -not -exec grep -q "^{}$" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

Remove the leading ./ from the symlinks that find finds.

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edited Jun 13, 2013 at 18:05

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find .* -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find . -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find * -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

Revert previous change since it introduces breakage

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edited Jun 13, 2013 at 17:52

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find . -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print | sed 's/^\.\///' >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find . -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print | sed 's/^\.\///' >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

The best I came up with was running this after an composer install/update

$ find . -type l -not -exec grep -q "{}" .gitignore \; -print >> .gitignore

The command should be run in the git root directory. It adds all symlinks to the .gitignore file that aren't in there already.

Remove leading ./ of the resulting records

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edited Jun 13, 2013 at 17:35

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created Jun 11, 2013 at 15:44

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