How to use GIT with .Net
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Hello. I have this small application in which I am using some open source dlls. Whenever I build my project, git notifies that I have new files ("git status" command in Git Bash). Now I tried to ignore these
*.exe, *.dll, *.pdb and *.xmlfiles in.gitignorebut in vain (I don't know where to put it...so I placed mutiple copies of it, in different locations). How do use I git properly so that it recognize only the*.csfiles and not all the EXEs and other stuff. Thanks for any pointer.This world is going to explode due to international politics, SOON.
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Hello. I have this small application in which I am using some open source dlls. Whenever I build my project, git notifies that I have new files ("git status" command in Git Bash). Now I tried to ignore these
*.exe, *.dll, *.pdb and *.xmlfiles in.gitignorebut in vain (I don't know where to put it...so I placed mutiple copies of it, in different locations). How do use I git properly so that it recognize only the*.csfiles and not all the EXEs and other stuff. Thanks for any pointer.This world is going to explode due to international politics, SOON.
The standard Visual Studio
.gitignorefile in the root of your project should work. For example: https://github.com/RichardD2/NTFS-Streams/blob/master/.gitignore[^]
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