问题
My Keil projects often store a .username file which I want to ignore using gitignore.
I thought I could do *.$(echo %username%) in my .gitignore, since echo %username will print my name in the regular Windows prompt. I am using git bash, and appearently it cannot fetch these global variables (path, username, appdata etc).
How can I achieve my goal?
回答1:
The patterns written in a .gitignore file are completely static, you can't use a language like shell to make advanced patterns.
Instead, you could use an additional .gitignore file local to your copy of the repository:
git config core.excludesfile .my_gitignore
This command tells git that there is an extra file in which it should look for file patterns to ignore (here, the file is named .my_gitignore).
That is a local configuration, therefore, every user will have to issue the same command and create their .my_gitignore file by hand to add a static *.username rule, but everyone will have their own (and only theirs).
回答2:
Thats not working then your .gitignore file is modified and you have to commit them.
The best way is to save that files in a seperate ignored folder. you find a schema to exclude them. For example
/user/something/.*
But modifying your .gitignore is not the right way in that case i think.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26670878/gitignore-my-windows-username