In your projects .git\info directory there is an exclude file that is
effectively the same thing as .gitignore (I think). You can add files
and directories to ignore in that.
Suppose, I want exclude target/classes folder from my project abc.
File Structure :
abc
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target src resources .git
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classes repo lib info
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exclude (file)
Now, inside abc there is a .git folder and inside of that there is info folder. Inside the info folder, there is exclude file.
Open it and add the following to ignore target/classes folder from above example.
$: vi exclude
/target/classess
Done. Similarly add the folder as per your project structure to exclude or ignore it from git.
Suppose, I want exclude target/classes folder from my project abc.
File Structure :
abc
|
|
target src resources .git
| |
| |
classes repo lib info
|
|
exclude (file)
Now, inside abc there is a .git folder and inside of that there is info folder. Inside the info folder, there is exclude file.
Open it and add the following to ignore target/classes folder from above example.
$: vi exclude
/target/classess
Done. Similarly add the folder as per your project structure to exclude or ignore it from git.