My assignment is requiring me to ignore two folders from git along with their contents. I have created a .gitignore.txt
file and typed in the folders' names in the file:
I have also tried the above with a /* at end of file names and without any forward slash or asterisk at all. However, git seems to still recognize these folders. Here is the result I receive each time I use git status
command in git-bash.
git is still recognizing these folders since they are within the untracked files, correct? What do I need to do to have git ignore the folders completely?
你有错误的文件名 - 它应该只是.gitignore
,没有扩展名,而不是.gitignore.txt
。
You've created a file called .gitignore.txt
, which is not special to Git in any way. The file must be called exactly .gitignore
, with no extension.
Many Windows programs automatically append a file extension, and Notepad is no different. You're going to be a little better off using a slightly more capable text editor. There are many; any one is fine.
In the mean time, you can quit Notepad, then do mv .gitignore.txt .gitignore
and things should work.
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