Git - Ignore Tracked Files

🌟 Learn How to Ignore Tracked Files in Git! 🌟

In this tutorial, we'll delve into the world of Git version control and explore how to effectively ignore tracked files. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a newcomer to Git, understanding how to manage tracked files is crucial for maintaining a clean and efficient code repository.

📜 Video Overview:
We'll cover the following key points:
🔹 What it means to ignore tracked files in Git.
🔹 How to configure Git to ignore specific files and directories.
🔹 Best practices for managing your .gitignore file.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and skills to maintain a focused and organized Git repository.

🎯 Who Should Watch:
This tutorial is suitable for:
🔹 Developers working with Git version control.
🔹 Programmers looking to improve their version control skills.
🔹 Anyone interested in maintaining clean and efficient code repositories.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your Git skills and streamline your development workflow.

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[mitravindgarg]

Configuration files needs to be tracked and committed only once. How can we prevent/freeze future commit on Configuration Files by other users who cloned it ? How do I make Git stop tracking Configuration files, in a way that configuration files should remain in the repository server so that if someone new clones the repo, they should get the file but changes done by that someone new should not be tracked or atleast should not be committed to git remote server ?