I am working on a project within a group setting.

1. created an empty site
2. cloned the remote site
3. drush qf --domain=example.dev (due to issue #2038513: drush qc dns --domain=example.dev fails due to already exists, forbidden page)

It is my understanding that 'drush qf' makes drupalpro a member of group www-data and gets group permissions for files. Git sees this as a change to the entire site and wants the changes added/committed. I need git to track only my changes and ignore the entire site permission changes so it will not affect everyone working on this project. I would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks!

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C13L0’s picture

Title: git ignore or untrack permission changes from drush qf » git ignore file permission change after running drush qf
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Resolved! When working in a group environment, have git ignore file permission changes on your local development site. Just run this command in the root of your local drupal site

GIT – Ignore file permission changes
git config core.filemode false