gitignore

问题 This question already has answers here : Git Including an arbitrarily nested subfolder when its parent has been excluded in .gitignore (2 answers) Closed 7 months ago . I have a node.js project with some node_modules. Now a node_module was not upto expectations and I manually changed, compiled and put it back into the node_module folder. I want to add this module to the GIT, however, the node_modules are listed in my gitignore (obviously). I tried the following /node_modules !/node_modules

问题 I have some log files that I want Git to ignore. They are all in: /Lead Services/logs/ In the .getignore file, I have tried entering all of these: /Lead Services/logs /Lead Services/logs/ /Lead Services/logs/* /Lead Services/logs/** I've even tried to enter specific files: /Lead Services/logs/LeadAcceptance-LocalDev.txt No matter what I try, these files keep showing up in Team Explorer under "Changes". What am I doing wrong? 回答1: You can use git rm to exclude file from tracking permanently.

问题 I am building an Android app using Eclipse and git. Everytime I do a commit I see changes in files I am not shure I need to track (for instance, some inside the bin folder). Which folders can git safely ignore in this kind of project? 回答1: You can use gitignore.io to build a .gitignore file that suits you. Using the Android, Eclipse and Java tags, i got this: # Created by http://www.gitignore.io ### Android ### # Built application files *.apk *.ap_ # Files for the Dalvik VM *.dex # Java class

问题 I have a project in which all development is done at some directory depth, and so I'm used to cd-ing to a second-level directory and write some temporary files there. The tree looks like this: repo .git/ project/ dev/ important_stuff/ more_stuff/ README prod/ important_stuff/ more_stuff/ README temp_1.txt test.cc I would like to git-ignore exactly files that are directly in project/ - temp_1.txt and test.cc in this case. How can I do this? 回答1: You can do the following: project/* !project/*/

问题 After looking at git ignore exception, I realized that one can ignore files in a repository from a global .gitignore file. Is there any way that you can override all rules from the global .gitignore file, so that the repository will have everything in it and nothing ignored? (besides un-ignoring every file individually) 回答1: Create a .gitignore in the repo folder with one rule: !* This forgets the rules (with ! ) of all of the files ( * ) in the main .gitignore . 回答2: You can. Create you own

问题 Since gitmodules were introduced in Git, I like to add them like so: [submodule "actionbarsherlock"] path = actionbarsherlock url = git://github.com/JakeWharton/ActionBarSherlock.git ignore = dirty The important part here is ignore = dirty . When using the git submodule add command, I'm forced to add this line by myself in the .gitmodules file. How can I make this the default behavior for every git submodule add I'll make in the futur? I know about the submodule.<name>.ignore configuration,

问题 I have staging and production apps on Heroku. For crawler, I set robots.txt file. After that I got message from Google. Dear Webmaster, The host name of your site, https://www.myapp.com/, does not match any of the "Subject Names" in your SSL certificate, which were: *.herokuapp.com herokuapp.com The Google bot read the robots.txt on my staging apps and send this message. because I didn't set anything for preventing crawlers to read the file. So, what I'm thinking about is to change .gitignore

问题 I have staging and production apps on Heroku. For crawler, I set robots.txt file. After that I got message from Google. Dear Webmaster, The host name of your site, https://www.myapp.com/, does not match any of the "Subject Names" in your SSL certificate, which were: *.herokuapp.com herokuapp.com The Google bot read the robots.txt on my staging apps and send this message. because I didn't set anything for preventing crawlers to read the file. So, what I'm thinking about is to change .gitignore

问题 If I have a "vendors" directory in my .gitignore, is there a way I can set up a remote that will receive that directory anyway when I do a push? 回答1: I think the functionality you're looking for can be achieved by having a branch used to deploy to your Cloud Provider. Setup a dev branch which includes your .gitignore file, check your incremental work into that branch. Merge your dev branch into your deploy branch which doesn't contain a .gitignore file but contains the vendors directory. once

问题 I have a central repository with a subset of files that I want to protect from being changed (by pushing) from other users. If I add these files to .gitignore , they would not be cloned. Is it possible to give the ability to clone all files, but after cloning add some of them to .gitignore on the client side? 回答1: You can have the files in the repository, commit them, then add them to the .gitignore and then remove them from the next commit. You can still fetch the files directly prior commit