I have a project in which all development is done at some directory depth, and so I'm used to cd-ing to a second-level directory and write some temporary files there. The tree looks like this:
repo
.git/
project/
dev/
important_stuff/
more_stuff/
README
prod/
important_stuff/
more_stuff/
README
temp_1.txt
test.cc
I would like to git-ignore exactly files that are directly in project/ - temp_1.txt
and test.cc
in this case. How can I do this?
You can do the following:
project/*
!project/*/
This will ignore all files in project
but unignore all directories in project
.
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