. gitignore 并没有忽略目录

我所做的:

我认为是 github gui 的一些奇怪的配置导致了这个问题，使我无法从命令行轻松地使用 git，甚至无法使用 git-bash。

我最后只是卸载 github 和 git，然后重新安装 just git for windows。现在，所有东西都在命令行上运行(除了从 git-bash 运行的 ssh)。比 Github gui 简单和可靠得多。

多亏了我无需花时间去解决这个问题。我最终没有使用他的回答，但是如果我不需要重新安装 git，这就是我需要做的。

我在本地机器上使用 github gui。我刚刚注意到，我将要做的一个提交将要更新我最近更新的所有节点模块。我设置了我的。Gitignore 来忽略整个 node_modules/目录。

我不知道该怎么办。包含的所有文件类型。吉蒂诺尔被忽略了。只是它似乎忽略了那些目录。

这是我的. gitignore 文件:

#################
## Sublime Text
#################


*.sublime-project
*.sublime-workspace


#################
## Images
#################


*.jpg
*.jpeg
*.png
*.gif
*.psd
*.ai


#################
## Windows detritus
#################


# Windows image file caches
Thumbs.db
ehthumbs.db


# Folder config file
Desktop.ini


# Recycle Bin used on file shares
$RECYCLE.BIN/


# Mac crap
.DS_Store


#################
## Directories
#################


dev/
cms/core/config/
node_modules/
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最佳答案

Since the node_modules directory is already tracked as part of the repository, the .gitignore rule will not apply to it.

You need to untrack the directory from git using

git rm -r --cached node_modules
git commit -m "removing node_modules"

You can run the above 2 in git-bash.

After this, the .gitignore rule will ignore the directory away.

Note that this will remove the directory node_modules from your other repos once you pull the changes in. Only the original repo where you made that commit will still have the node_modules folder there.

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If the files are already tracked the .gitignore file will not override this. You will need to use git rm --cached <files>

See the full details on git rm at https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-rm.html I ran into this once or twice myself early on with git and it was not quite what I expected either.

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If you work with node projects, I like this .gitignore:

# See http://help.github.com/ignore-files/ for more about ignoring files.


# dependencies
node_modules


# testing
coverage


# production
build


# misc
.DS_Store
.env
npm-debug.log
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I had this problem. Somehow when I generated the file (using echo "node_modules" > .gitignore) it had inserted a garbage character at the beginning of the file (I blame powershell).

So, if you run into this problem try deleting your .gitignore and starting over.

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Similar to Zach, I also used echo "node_modules/" >> .gitignore.

The problem was it had created the file with encoding UCS-2 LE BOM. Using notepad++ I changed the encoding to UTF-8 and voila - node_modules is now ignored.

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None of the solutions above worked for me and I don't know why

Eventually what I did was:

  1. Duplicated to project folder in order to don't work with the main one
  2. Then I removed .git & .gitignore file (CMD+SHIFT+DOT shows hidden files)
  3. Added .gitignore file with touch .gitignore at root and added node_modules
  4. Initialized git again with git init
  5. Added remote again with git remote add origin your_repo
  6. git add .
  7. git commit -m 'added ignore file'
  8. git push -u origin master

And continue working with this new directory. Please note that it was a solution for me because it was my first commit.

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Well what works for me was add "node_modules" to .gitignore

backend\node_modules
frontend\your_proyect\node_modules
node_modules
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Just remove the initial git configuration from your folder by rm -rf .git. Use the created .gitignore file and add all the file you want to add. Then reinitialize the git configuration in your folder with git init. This will solve your problem.

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try this command, it will resolve your issue:

git config core.ignorecase true
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I haven't seen this posted anywhere, as perhaps it should be obvious, until I forgot, but adding a comment to the end of a gitignore line is NOT actually a comment! Comments on their own line!

# .gitignore (this is a comment)
my_bad_dir/ # This is not a comment, and my_bad_dir/ won't be ignored

~$ man gitignore | grep comment
•   A line starting with # serves as a comment.

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