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are you sure that this works, as one can't exclude a single file when the whole directory has been ignored.
It is not possible to re-include a file if a parent directory of that file is excluded.
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@jablan it works for me. Just had to run git add -f filepath to add it initially. After adding it initially all changes in that file show up as a diff
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is !clients/python/test/test_locales_api.py needed then at all?
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You're right. Doesn't make a difference at all. Then the question is whether we should explicitly exclude all other files or we perform git add -f for files we want to track in the future. In both cases we manually we to add the .gitignore entry or run the command
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hm somehow I thought that git won't recognize changes in a file even if it's force-added, but it doesn't seem to be the case. in that case, I think it's easier to do git add -f whenever we add a new file that needs to be preserved, rather than maintaining this weird structure in .gitignore.
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