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> *Subject:* Re: Netbeans and .gitignore
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> Actually, you don't need to leave the IDE to create your .gitignore file.
> All you need to do is switch to the *Files* tab and create a new *empty *file
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Thank you, Sean, this information was very helpful!!
From: Sean Carrick
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2024 5:54 AM
Cc: users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: Re: Netbeans and .gitignore
Sam,
Actually, you don't need to leave the IDE to create your .gitignore file. All
you need to do is s
Sam,
Actually, you don't need to leave the IDE to create your .gitignore file.
All you need to do is switch to the *Files* tab and create a new *empty *
file in your top-level project directory named ".gitignore". To populate
the file in the IDE, select those files and directories that you want
ig
I use Git with my Java projects created in NetBeans to commit to GitHub.
However, I want to ignore some files, such as *.class and the dist
directory. Is there a GUI available in NetBeans for creating a .gitignore
file for my project? Or do I have to create it outside the project and add
it to th
