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Document how to undo git-crypt, e.g. remove item from .gitattributes #170
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FWIW, I found that my PR on GitHub to unencrypt a file showed the |
Doesn't work. |
Had same issue. Only next tricky works for me (problem file is a foo.py in this example):
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To avoid multiple commits and moved around files the following worked for me:
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I tried @ilia-tsyplenkov and @hvhaugwitz workarounds but my file is style encrypted and considered as binary on Github entreprise. My problem with their solutions is that |
There is documentation about how to apply git-crypt, but nothing to un-apply it. What happens when a file that is encrypted, with an entry in the .gitattributes file to use the git-crypt filters, and a new commit removes the .gitattributes entry? How is a file intentionally released from git-crypt filters?
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