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@chadd17 I basically have a repo on github where I push all my coding practice stuff (competitive programming) and since i have filtered that no .exe, .swp file etc should not be pushed to git and at the same time I want all that code in Dropbox or gdrive
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@darkShadow07 so you want the code in the remote repo synced, not the local. Right?
You might set two different remotes - one on github and one... somewhere else. I don't know how you'd get it to sync with g drive, but an FTP server sounds feasible.
Not a rant, I like asking question here than on stack overflow:
I was wondering if there is a way to sync dropbox, gdrive folder with git repo, or is there a way to exclude certain file extension to upload in these cloud storage like gitignore? (Using linux)
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