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I’m building an iPhone app with PhoneGap, which has a Git repos. I’d like to keep track of my changes to the PhoneGap code (mainly, adding files to the www directory) in my own Git repository, while being able to pull the latest and greatest out of PhoneGap.
Is this what a branch is intended for?
How would I get it to ignore the fact that I deleted folders I don’t need, like the android/ and blackberry/ folder?
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This is exactly what a branch is for. You should work on your branch, and pull changes from the main branch, possibly using
--rebase.