Right, the issue is that .etckeeper permissions tracking is not
completely integrated into git (or bzr, for that matter).
You need to run "etckeeper pre-commit" to regenerate the .etckeeper
file, before running status :) If you ignore .etckeeper, then
permissions changes would not be committed.
I
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I'm not sure I have a solution to offer here. I just stumbled across
something where I thought the program wasn't acting as it should. I
still think this is the case, but I'm not sure how this should be done.
To give another cli example
$ sudo git status ; echo
I'm not sure I have a solution to offer here. I just stumbled across
something where I thought the program wasn't acting as it should. I
still think this is the case, but I'm not sure how this should be done.
To give another cli example
$ sudo git status ; echo "clean status."; sudo git commit
Yes, very sure - if it was touched in the initial commit that means it's
version controlled.
etckeeper will update that file when permissions or owners/groups of
that file change.
** Changed in: etckeeper (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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.etckeeper file should be added to .gitignore
this happens even with "git commit .etckeeper $file" or "git commit
.etckeeper". I did a "git log .etckeeper" and the only time it's been
touched so far was the initial commit. Are you sure this file is
version-controlled?
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.etckeeper file should be added to .gitignore
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I don't think there is much that can be done here...
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The fact that it shows up in the Changed but not updated section is due
to the nature of git, which requires you to explicitly add all the
changes to the index before committing.
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I'm still new to etckeeper, so please bear with me if I'm just simply
misunderstanding.
My /etc is under git control. I thought I should be able to make
commits straight via git as well. If I change a file under /etc and
then do "git commit $file" .etckeeper will show up under the "# Changed
but
Can you expand on why this file should be in the ignore list ? That file
is intended to be version-controlled.
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