Ignore files locally without committing ignore rules
suggest change.gitignore
ignores files locally, but it is intended to be committed to the repository and shared with other contributors and users. You can set a global .gitignore
, but then all your repositories would share those settings.
If you want to ignore certain files in a repository locally and not make the file part of any repository, edit .git/info/exclude
inside your repository.
For example:
# these files are only ignored on this repo
# these rules are not shared with anyone
# as they are personal
gtk_tests.py
gui/gtk/tests/*
localhost
pushReports.py
server/
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