.gitignore
Often, you'll want some files to be ignored on commit.
#!/bin/sh
: ".gitignore
The file contains a list of patterns to match
"
alias gs="git status | sed 's/^/\t/' ; echo"
alias gsp="git status --porcelain | sed 's/^/\t/' ; echo"
touch a.txt b.tmp
echo "touch a b"
gsp
echo "*.tmp" > .gitignore
echo "*.tmp > .gitignore"
gsp
git add .
echo "git add ."
gsp
git commit -qm 'm'
echo "git commit"
gs
git rm -q .gitignore
git rm -q a.txt
rm b.tmp
echo "git rm a .gitignore / rm b"
gsp
git commit -aqm 'm'
echo "git commit -a"
gs
touch a b
?? main/basics/ignore/a.txt
?? main/basics/ignore/b.tmp
*.tmp > .gitignore
?? main/basics/ignore/.gitignore
?? main/basics/ignore/a.txt
git add .
A main/basics/ignore/.gitignore
A main/basics/ignore/a.txt
git commit
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree clean
git rm a .gitignore / rm b
D main/basics/ignore/.gitignore
D main/basics/ignore/a.txt
git commit -a
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree clean
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