git-svn fetch给我一个git无法处理的文件名

Question

Using git svn fetch to do some local work (using git personally), I got a file that will not "reset". I see that it's different from similar files in the same directory in that it has a backslash as part of the name: icon@2xios8\\.png . I suppose the backslash doesn't do anything on other platforms but msysgit on Windows 10 complains that it's unable to create the file.

I can't figure out how to make git ignore this subdirectory and let me continue with unrelated work. But I really need to fix it somehow so git can be used.

Answer 1

You can do this with git-read-tree and sparse checkout ( git-read-tree ).

Therefore you call

git config core.sparsecheckout true

Then create a file .git/info/sparse-checkout (with touch .git/info/sparse-checkout in msysgit bash). Edit this file and change its content to:

/*
!icon@2xios8\\.png

This tells git to look at all files in your working directory ( /* ) but '!icon@2xios8.png' ( !icon@2xios8\\\\.png ). Notice the escaped backslash here ( \\\\ )!

After you run git read-tree -mu HEAD you should be able to pull your repository by ignoring that specific file.