Commit Glyphs: avoid DisplayString

Hi,

I’m working on my first project with Git and Commit Glyphs and I was just wondering if there’s a way to avoid showing the changes to commit in DisplayStrings. The point is that I always have a change to commit because I’m always changing the displayed text in comparison to the remote file but I don’t want to commit it since it’s not important. Is there any option to avoid notifications in DisplayStrings like .gitignore does with a certain type of files?

Thank you so much in advance.

You can just ignore it and commit everything else.

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Thanks Georg. And what if I want to create a pull request from my branch but the DisplayString in the master (for example) is not the same? There would be a problem of different written things in the same lines. Maybe I want to keep the tabs in my branch and apply them to the branch I’m merging to.

Maybe I’m lost and I have to figure out how workflow looks like working with git.

Thanks again.