Run ignore on your themes directory and check out your themes to their individual directories. That will keep your theme segmented just as your WordPress environment. There is no sense in checking out a root git for a single theme.
Whatever is in the wp-content/uploads directory is not source, it is data, some of it is automatically generated. Images related to source code, like images used in CSS should “live” in the theme or plugin files. It is possible to use the likes of GIT over that directory, but the results will lack any sensible … Read more
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I made a WordPress development stack using Shipit JS. Maybe that can help. Feel to use it and/or post some issues if needed. Regards. WP-Jungle / Bonzai
Is there an actual way to synchronize ‘production’ and ‘develop’ WordPress databases?
Display GitLab repositories of the logged in user on a page
Plugin updated pushed with git break site
Could be a problem, if someone finds a potencial ways to hack into the theme and you use it afterwards on one of your sites.
Woocommerce plugin – How to create two versions of the same plugin with slightly different implementation for different users
Is it bad practice to install WordPress by cloning from the official GitHub repo?