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I was wondering where I could find more advanced GIT commands that are avaiable in the GIT CLI, like assigning flags. More specifically, I'm trying to ignore changes made to my .abproject file using the --assume-unchanged flag (https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files#ignoring-versioned-files).
Is there a way to use the GIT bash inside my project folder under windows? I've tried and I couldn't find any .git folders in my project directory, so GIT bash wouldn't work. If this is indeed not possible, is there any other way to assign flags?
Is there a way to use the GIT bash inside my project folder under windows? I've tried and I couldn't find any .git folders in my project directory, so GIT bash wouldn't work. If this is indeed not possible, is there any other way to assign flags?