Ignored Makefiles are still there
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Maybe I'm getting confused...
These three files are present into the git tree:
src/arch/linux/modules/cross_state_manager/Makefilesrc/arch/linux/modules/intercept/Makefilesrc/arch/linux/modules/schedule-hook/Makefile
But they seems to be excluded in the .gitignore:
Line 12 in 26b0e84
That's a feature, not a bug! 😄
Actually, .gitignore is excluding from the repository all Makefiles because they are autogenerated from autotools.
There is an important exception to this: Kernel modules Makefiles. These are exactly the three which you listed, and which have been force-addess (overriding .gitignore) to the repository as they are fundamental to the compiling process.
These are exactly the three which you listed, and which have been force-addess (overriding .gitignore) to the repository as they are fundamental to the compiling process.
Maybe I didn't get the point. If they are fundamental I suggest to track them otherwise future changes
to them will be out of the git history
As said in #71, they have been forced into version control, so they are tracked and git sees when you make changes to them.