Zell Liew • 12/7/2018

The Gitignore file

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This article explains how to use the .gitignore file in Git to prevent unwanted files (like node_modules or log files) from appearing in the staging area. It covers creating the file, adding patterns for files and folders, and committing the .gitignore file to the repository.

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