A sole '*' will ignore everything in your folder, including your .gitignore file. # To exclude specific files when using wildcards, ... ... <看更多>

You can create a .gitignore file in your repository's root directory to tell Git which files and directories to ignore when you make a commit. ... <看更多>

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With the Repository Settings pop-up open, click the Ignored Files tab. Here you will be able to add file names, directory names, or patterns for Git to ... ... <看更多>

gitignore file. You can make Git ignore certain files and directories — that is, exclude them from being tracked by Git — by creating one or ... ... <看更多>

Choose Ignored Files and a little text window appears. This is in fact the contents of your .gitignore file. Add the name of your “folder to be ... ... <看更多>

Open the exclude file in any text editor. Git creates an 'exclude' file in a hidden directory of every clone. · Add the file names or name ... ... <看更多>

the gitignore file does not exclude the marked directory, because it contains dots in its name: 'V1.0.0'. Is there any resolution for this ... ... <看更多>