Re: interoperating with git

I can't see why this wouldn't work. Give it a try. The only thing I can 
think of is that Git doesn't track empty directories (I don't know if 
that is an issue for you). One trick is to use a dot file in the empty 
directory - sigh.

When doing this in the past I wanted to preserve all of the history in 
mtn when transferring to git, as sometimes one goes down interesting 
paths that do lead to useful code, just not useful in the current 
context. Something you may want to consider.

Tony.
On 23/10/2018 14:40, Hendrik Boom wrote:
> Planning to use monotone together with git.  Monotone for day-to-day
> activity, because it's a system I understand and trust.  Git for posting
> working versions on github or gitlab or some such.
>
> The obvious way to do this is to have one workspace that is used with
> both git and monotone.  git will be tld to ignore _MTN; monotone will be
> told to ignore .git .
>
> And. of course, similar treatment with other control files, such as the
> one that tells monotone to ignore .git.
>
> Does this seem like a reasonable approach?
> Is there something I've overlooked?
> Is there a better approach?
> Is there some new feature I should be looking at instead?
>
> -- hendrik
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