Using git to control the version for an app in my project

[durir...@gmail.com]

Hello, I'm trying to start a git repo that onyl controls the changes in my app of my Django's project, but I don't get other thing that a VCS error 'cause of a root problem: so I can git the entire project, but not an app separately. Does anyone had this problem before? Is something of Django configuration? It will be sure that I'll have to create a separately git repo for the app?

Thanks.

[Nkansah Rexford]

I couldn't understand your question properly, but I guess you're looking to ignore some parts of your git? Maybe .gitignore file is what you need?

[Stephen J. Butler]

Are you saying that the entire project is already a git repo, but you want to have a seperate repo for just one of the apps? In that case, you should do a git submodule:

http://git-scm.com/docs/git-submodule

On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 9:51 AM, <durir...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, I'm trying to start a git repo that onyl controls the changes in my app of my Django's project, but I don't get other thing that a VCS error 'cause of a root problem: so I can git the entire project, but not an app separately. Does anyone had this problem before? Is something of Django configuration? It will be sure that I'll have to create a separately git repo for the app?

Thanks.

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[durir...@gmail.com]

I refer to a new project (in all the possible meanings). When I use startapp to create an app, I want to only git (as you would do for any other thing) that app, nothing more:

django-admin startproject myproject
cd myproject
python3 manage.py startapp myapp
cd myapp
git init

It's very simple: just versioning something specific.

Anyway, forgot it, I just tested again, and all goes ok. Thanks anyway, and I will check that submodule feature in the future.