How to ignore the same name directory __pycache__ in a project?
Use **/__pycache__/ this to ignore all pycache folder across the repo
Use **/__pycache__/ this to ignore all pycache folder across the repo
Please don’t misuse .gitignore files. Better stick to default ways to go on this, so later developers can quickly get into your project. Add an empty .gitkeep file in the folders that you want to commit without the files Exclude the folders, but not the .gitkeep from your main .gitignore file. folder/* !folder/.gitkeep This ignores … Read more
I’m gitignoring them, for exactly the same reason as .xccheckout. GitHub’s maintained .gitignore added that too, for both Objective-C and Swift. https://github.com/github/gitignore
See the Questions & Answers section of the documentation. It has changed several times, so for the most up to date answer just click that link! But in the StackOverflow spirit of “no link-only answers” here’s a snapshot: Which files should be gitignored? If you’re using Zero-Installs: .yarn/* !.yarn/cache !.yarn/patches !.yarn/plugins !.yarn/releases !.yarn/sdks !.yarn/versions If … Read more
You probably have a negative rule (include-again rule, the one that starts with an !) in your .gitignore file somewhere after the node_modules line. git check-ignore has a bug/ambiguity in the docs. You expect that if git check-ignore node_modules/ prints node_modules/, then node_modules/ is ignored. But actually it prints a pathname if that pathname matches … Read more
Git never ignores changes to tracked files. As it appears as modified, the file is under version control (the idea/workspace.xml file usually should not be) and thus changes to it are tracked. Delete it from the index, leaving your local copy intact with git rm –cached .idea/workspace.xml and commit this change. From then on it … Read more
Use git-update-index to temporarily ignore changes to files that are already under version control: git update-index –assume-unchanged <files> To undo that use: git update-index –no-assume-unchanged <files> Also have a look at the skip-worktree and no-skip-worktree options for update-index if you need this to persist past a git-reset
You should add it to .gitignore. Don’t include it in your git add. In the left-side Project window, (a) change the Android view to the Android project view, with the pull-down menu. (b) You can see build_file_checksums.ser in folder .idea/caches. (c) Open .gitignore of the project root directory. (Don’t confuse it with .gitignore of the … Read more
Use one of these patterns: # ignore all . files but include . folders .* !.*/ # ignore all . files and . folders .* # Dont ignore .gitignore (this file) # This is just for verbosity, you can leave it out if # .gitignore is already tracked or if you use -f to # … Read more
You should add .gitignore within each of your submodules. Since said submodules are like nested Git repo, they take care of their own ignore rules, and their status wouldn’t be influenced by the .gitignore of the parent repo (as explained here). For a vim-specific setting, as Randy Morris mentions in the comment, see the SO … Read more