I am doing a complex PHP project with two other people. We had git setup for the project from the beginning. After working for two months, we wanted to remove certain folders ( /dev/app
) from git tracking ( git was already tracking them). So I deleted all the files from /dev/app
and added a entry in the .gitignore
file to exclude the PHP
files in the /dev/app
folder.
**/dev/app/*.php
I made a commit to the master branch. I pushed them to the origin and it was working fine. But my colleagues were working on different branches. When I merged their branches with the master, git started to track the excluded files again.
In the local environment it is not a problem, but in the production environment it is a huge headache. I only need the client generated files in the /dev/app folder in the production server, and I need to preserve them without any modification.
can anyone help me to overcome the issue?
您应该将这些文件添加到.gitignore
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