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Git ignore is not ignoring the netbeans private files

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问题 When ever I do git status, the netbeans private.xml is making trouble, I tried adding that in git ignore several ways. but the gitignore simply does not ignore it. git status On branch master Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'. Changes not staged for commit: (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed) (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory) modified: .gitignore modified: nbproject/private/private.xml ... My git ignore file is node

Can't understand how gitignore ignores the folders

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问题 I want to create repository for my Magento project. There are lots of folders and files in root directory and I change time to time only one folder: app/code/local/ Everything else I want to ignore. But.. can't. My .gitignore file: * !app/code/local/ !app/code/local/* Then when I try to add folder to repo I get an error: git add app/code/local/Mds/ The following paths are ignored by one of your .gitignore files: app Use -f if you really want to add them. fatal: no files added Can anyone

How to add .gitignore file into Xcode project

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问题 When making sure that iPhone project could be installed as an exact copy into a brand new computer via version control (git), I just realized that .gitignore file was missing. Added under version control, but now would like to add that file also into Xcode project for easy viewing and editing. When using " Control-click + Add Files to myProject... " popup menu, I can't see any filenames starting with . (that's a dot). How can I add my .gitignore file into Xcode project? 回答1: When the open

How do I .gitignore and delete an already committed file without affecting other working copies?

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问题 I have a bare repository and two working copies - one on my machine, the other on the server. It turned out that I have to .gitignore a certain file that has to be specific for every machine. Let's call it ' settings.py '. This file is already committed. I did put ' settings.py ' in .gitignore to ignore it. When I now change the file on my machine git status still tells me modified: settings.py I figured out that I have to remove settings.py like this: git rm --cached settings.py Then git add

gitignore - only allow certain extensions and files

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问题 not sure why this isn't working, as I've done this loads! Maybe I'm having a bad day... I'm using the following code to ignore all files except for certain filenames and extension * !.gitattributes !.gitignore !readme.md !.gitkeep !*.php For some reason, its only allowing me to commit the .gitignore and readme.md, even though I have php files in subfolders etc. Is there anything wrong with it? Just fyi, I'm using "git add -A" to pick up the files to commit. Thanks in advance! 回答1: The

gitignore ignore files within a folder that has whitespace in the middle

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问题 I have a folder that have a space in the middle, but have a webconfig file inside it. I want git to ignore the webconfig file but somehow it's not ignoring it because of the space in the folder. Anybody know how to work around this? My FolderName/Web.config I tried to insert the %20 in the middle but that did not help. Thank you for your help. 回答1: Try My\ FolderName/Web.config or "My FolderName/Web.config" 回答2: I'm guessing you probably have to use "My FolderName"/Web.config instead. 来源：

Exclude specific files from 'git pull'

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I have a production git repo that I only pull changes from the main repo into; I never change this repo or do commits/pushes from here. I recently accidentally pushed some untracked (at least I thought they were) image files to the main repo from my local dev repo. Now when I try to pull the latest from the main repo, git reports an error regarding overwriting the exiting image file with the file from the main repo. I don't even want this file from the repo (it's located in a ,gitignored directory on the production repo) How can I a) get rid of these unwanted image files in my main repo, or b)

Added pod files and pushed. How to undo? how to use gitignore in Xcode & github?

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问题 This is a two part question: 1) I have added committed and pushed all pod files to github. Is there a way I can remove them and not push them again to github? 2) I know gitignore can help, but I don't know how to use it. Can anyone please walk me through the process of using gitignore? so I think what I can do is, get the project from github, add gitignore, and then push again. is that correct? Please help, new to github & Xcode. 回答1: That's correct, you need to add the Pods directory to your

.gitignore whitelist on directory and its contents

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问题 I'm trying to whitelist the directory (and its contents) SupplierName in my Zend Framework 2 vendor directory. The original .gitignore file in /vendor looks like this: # Add here the vendor path to be whitelisted # Ex: for composer directory write here "!composer" (without quotes) !.gitignore * Now I'd like to whitelist the directory SupplierName which shouldn't be too hard I thought. I have read the docs on gitignore and tried the following configurations: First try , add !SupplierName right

Commit empty folder structure (with git)

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I have data directory in project's root. It has images directory and some files. Here is example: data/ images/ image1.jpg image2.jpg image2.jpg results.csv r.txt What to write in gitignore, to ignore files from data/ directory (that is results.csv and r.txt) and files from images/ directory (image.jpg, image2.jpg, image3.jpg)? When I commit it, folder structure in repository should be: data/ images/ So, I just want empty folder structure to be commited. In Git, you cannot commit empty folders, because Git does not actually save folders, only files. You'll have to create some placeholder file