No, this isn't a post about .gitignore
The .gitignore file is a great way to exclude files from a repository for all users. This post is...
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Oh, that's new. I thought this would be about global gitignore. Thanks!
If you commonly create files that you don't want to commit to any of your projects, you can also create a global ignore file.
For example, say you're on a Mac and you want to make sure you never commit the
.DS_Store
files generated by your OS, you could run the below command to add an ignore rule to your global list.Knew about this trick but it never worked for me. Added a file to .git/info/exclude but it still gets tracked.
Is there anything else that should be done?
Interesting- itโs always worked for me when I do this. Are these files that are previously tracked?
Yeah, that's why I'm trying to untrack them :-)
I think I got this: stackoverflow.com/questions/268824...
Oh good! If or doesnโt end up working for you, please let me know and I can try to remember what I did in the past ๐
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