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Eclipse Git gitignore file is ignored

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问题 I have an Android project in which I wish GIT to ignore the bin and gen folders. Therefore, I have placed in the directory of the project (I have also tried it at a level higher) the following .gitignore file: # built application files *.apk *.ap_ # files for the dex VM *.dex # Java class files *.class # generated files bin/ gen/ # Local configuration file (sdk path, etc) local.properties # Eclipse project files #.classpath #.project Unfortunately, this file is being ignored by Eclipse and I

gitignore by file size?

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I'm trying to implement Git to manage creative assets (Photoshop, Illustrator, Maya, etc.), and I'd like to exclude files from Git based on file size rather than extension, location, etc. For example, I don't want to exclude all .avi files, but there are a handful of massive +1GB avi files in random directories that I don't want to commit. Any suggestions? I'm new to .gitignore, so there may be better ways to do this, but I've been excluding files by file size using: find . -size +1G | cat >> .gitignore Obviously you'll have to run this code frequently if you're generating a lot of large files

Regex-like shell glob patterns for gitignore

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问题 When I compile my C++ project, many shared object files are created with extensions such as .so .so.0 .so.7 .so.0.7 I need to add all those to my .gitignore file. Were this a regex, I could use \.so[\.0-9]* However, the documentation says that .gitignore treats the pattern as a shell glob suitable for consumption by fnmatch(3) with the FNM_PATHNAME flag I found no way to do what I want with the fnmatch documentations I found. Is there really no way to do this? 回答1: While the answer by

Add .gitignore to gitignore

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Is it possible to add the .gitignore file to .gitignore itself? .gitignore Doesn't work though I don't want to see it in edited files Lars Nyström The .gitignore file's purpose is to prevent everyone who collaborates on a project from accidentally commiting some common files in a project, such as generated cache files. Therefore you should not ignore .gitignore , since it's supposed to be included in the repository. If you want to ignore files in just one repository but want to avoid committing the ignore list (for example for personal files) you can add them to .git/info/exclude in that

Comments in .gitignore?

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Can you write comments in a .gitignore file? If so, should the line be preceded with a # or some other indicator? TimWolla Yes, you may put comments in there. They however must start at the beginning of a line. cf. http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Basics-Recording-Changes-to-the-Repository#Ignoring-Files The rules for the patterns you can put in the .gitignore file are as follows: - Blank lines or lines starting with # are ignored. […] The comment character is # , example: # no .a files *.a Do git help gitignore You will get the help page with following line: A line starting with # serves as a

git ignore all files of a certain type, except those in a specific subfolder

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I have a directory structure like this: root folder1 abc.json def.json somedir more.json folder2 qwe.json rty.json spec mock1.json mock2.json somedir more_mocks.json Now using a .gitignore I want to ignore all *.json files except for the ones in the spec . I don't want to use a .gitignore in folder1 and folder2 because there are a ton of these and they will get added to a lot, and i'm sure I will forget to move the right .gitignore file in place. In addition there may be more nested directories with json files, and this rule needs to apply to all subdirectories as well. So how do I ignore all

Track local ignored files with Git

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问题 In our repository some files and folders are ignored. Of interest here are: Build output folders which contain (among others) some configuration files and external binary modules. Note that this means that those files of interest are located within already ignored folders ("bin" folders). Setup scripts which are placed along source code. Those scripts are ignored because they are programmer-specific (for example they contain paths to external libraries on local machine). Yet I would like to

A way to validate .gitignore file

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问题 Is there a way to validate a .gitignore file so you quickly find doubles paths or paths that don't exist anymore? Normally when a project is small this isn't really necessary but with lots of branches and mergings of .gitignore files this can come in hand. 回答1: Not exactly. One command which could come close would be git check-ignore Choose a file you know is supposed to be ignored, and check the output of: git check-ignore -v -- /path/to/ignored/file You will see the rules of your .gitignore

Can I include other .gitignore file in a .gitignore file? (like #include in c-like languages)

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I have some files like vim.gitignore , SVN.gitignore and CVS.gitignore (spread around on my hard disk). Can I simply include these gitignore files in a .gitignore file in a new Git project? Edit : I have a global ignore file already. I just want to ignore different files in different types of projects, is this possible? VonC You could: Have a template repo with: those xxx.gitignore files in it: a .gitignore file with " xxx-gitignore-xxx " in it (in other word, with a content you can easily identify a .gitattribute filter driver (for each new repo, you clone it and can start with those files

.gitignore exclude specific file

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问题 I am trying to use .gitignore file to exclude templates.js located in public/app/ folder. My .gitignore file looks like this: /vendor /node_modules composer.phar composer.lock .DS_Store templates.js But when I check in the Git Gui, the templates.js file is still show in it. How can I specifically exclude a file using .gitignore ? 回答1: In contrast to what the name "ignore" might suggest. .gitignore is only consulted when you git add files: in other words a file already added to the (index of