问题
I've ran into an issue wherein Git believes that a file is beyond a symbolic link, and that, thus, it cannot be version controlled, but it appears to be a real file.
[root@r1 h]# stat -f conf/core-site.xml
File: "conf/core-site.xml"
ID: 5c7eb82882a6e866 Namelen: 255 Type: ext2/ext3
Block size: 4096 Fundamental block size: 4096
Blocks: Total: 2735511 Free: 510158 Available: 371202
Inodes: Total: 694960 Free: 597972
Additionally, I've tried "readlink" to show the link pointer, but to no avail.
How does Git determine if a file is a symbolic link or not?
回答1:
/project/subproject/conf
If you need to add the /conf into the main project and add symlinks for subprojects,
01) Remove conf from subproject and add to the project, and commit changes.
- cp /project/subproject/conf /project
- rm /project/subproject/conf
- commit changes
02) Then add the symlink and commit
- cd /project/subproject/
- ln -s ../conf/ conf
- commit changes
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14783847/git-file-is-beyond-a-symbolic-link