# Ignore the node_modules directory node_modules/ PatternĮrror.log or logs/error.log will not be ignoredīelow is an example of what your. The exception to this rule is to re-include a file if its parent directory is excluded. Patternįile.a.out file.b.out file.c.out file.x.out file.y.out file.z.outĪ pattern that starts with an exclamation mark ( !) negates (re-include) any file that is ignored by the previous pattern. If the first character following the [ is an exclamation mark ( !), then the pattern matches any character except those from the specified set. The range includes all characters that are between those two characters. When two characters are separated by a hyphen - it denotes a range of characters. Matches any of the characters enclosed in the square brackets. ? - The question mark matches any single character. Matches anything inside the logs directory. When followed by a slash ( /), it matches only directories. ** - Two adjacent asterisk symbols match any file or zero or more directories. PatternĮrror.log logs/debug.log build/logs/error.log * - The asterisk symbol matches zero or more characters.
PatternĪccess.log logs/access.log var/logs/access.log The most straightforward pattern is a literal file name without any special characters. When a directory is ignored, all of its files and subdirectories are also ignored. If the pattern ends with a slash, it matches only directories. If the pattern doesn’t start with a slash, it matches files and directories in any directory or subdirectory. If the pattern starts with a slash, it matches files and directories only in the repository root. The slash at the beginning of a pattern is relative to the directory where the. The slash symbol ( /) represents a directory separator. Empty lines can be used to improve the readability of the file and to group related lines of patterns. Lines starting with a hash mark ( #) are comments and are ignored. If you have files or directories containing a wildcard pattern, you can use a single backslash ( \) to escape the character. To match filenames with wildcard characters. gitignore is a plain text file in which each line contains a pattern for files or directories to ignore. Build directories, such as /public, /out, or /dist.Dependency directories, such as /vendor or /node_modules.Files with sensitive information, such as passwords or API keys.Runtime files such as log, lock, cache, or temporary files.Ignored files are usually platform-specific files or automatically created files from the build systems. gitignore file specifies what untracked files Git should ignore. Often, when working on a project that uses Git, you’ll want to exclude specific files or directories from being pushed to the remote repository.
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