Can git ignore specific commented debug code? [duplicate]

StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11051980

  •  14-06-2021
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Domanda

As a front end developer, I frequently add code to hide backend devs' error messages ;)

Is there a way of getting git to ignore code commented in a certain way? eg

.error { display:none; } // DEBUG-GIT-PLEASE-IGNORE

Or has someone written a plugin for this?

È stato utile?

Soluzione

You can create a clean filter, which drops all lines containing DEBUG-GIT-PLEASE-IGNORE.

But a more clean way is to change the web application, so that this behavior can be configured on the web host.

Altri suggerimenti

Essentially, no. Git does not currently have a way to ignore particular parts of a file, only whole files.

However, one could probably write a script to modify the output from git diff, and configure git to use that script. I'm not sure how effective that would be, as I don't think git uses the diff to stage files, but it may be worth researching.

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