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I added .gitignore several weeks ago. I see many untracked files (hundreds) in my VS code (source control bar) previously. Using this .gitignore file, now my Nkululeko is clean. As a result, this will ignore some (file/folder) patterns like
tests_*/ # eg dir tests_bagus
run_*# eg file run_icassp2.sh, run_polish
exp_*/ # eg dir exp_cocosda2024*.bak
*.orig
*_orig
If you need to commit a file name with the pattern included in .gitignore, you need to use argument -f when committing.
If you have other pattern to ignore, feel free to add them in .gitignore file.
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I added
.gitignore
several weeks ago. I see many untracked files (hundreds) in my VS code (source control bar) previously. Using this.gitignore
file, now my Nkululeko is clean. As a result, this will ignore some (file/folder) patterns likeIf you need to commit a file name with the pattern included in
.gitignore
, you need to use argument-f
when committing.If you have other pattern to ignore, feel free to add them in
.gitignore
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