How not to commit file permission changes?

Question

linux

If we change file permissions in a git project (for example, we give permission to write or remove it), git will try to fix all this when committing. The result is a huge commit listing all the files. At the same time, on a windows machine, before pushing, we are forced to do an absolutely useless pull, which essentially does not change anything (in the context of Windows). It also happens that when you transfer a project from a windows system to Linux, the same thing happens.
Probably, someone needs this and did it for good reason, but is it possible to “ask” git not to commit changes to file and folder permissions (as, for example, you can “ask” not to touch line endings and not change them between Windows and Linux)?

Answer 1

git config core.filemode false

Answer 2

let's say we give permission to write or remove it

Git only monitors the execute permission ( ±x).