Git 上 Windows：如何忽略名称中包含点的文件夹

Question

I have a directory like that:'dir1/dir2/blah.blah.blah.blah/' 'blah.blah.blah.blah' is folder how do I add it to.gitignore?

I tried: dir1/dir2/blah.blah.blah.blah/*

Answer 1

You need to escape the . in your .gitignore file like this:
blah\.blah\.blah\.blah

If this does not work, you probably added the directory to git earlier. In this case, you need to remove it from git ( git rm <directory> and then git commit ) but this will also remove it from the working directory, so backup the files if you still need them!
Use git ls-files dir1/dir2/ as suggested by torek in the question's comments to check if the directory has been added to git.

To remove a file or directory from repository, you can use this:

git rm -r --cached <file/directory>
git commit -m "removes <file/directory>"

This will not remove anything from the history though. The files can still be accessed when checking out an older commit.
It will also not remove the actual files in the directory, it will just make git not longer track them.