A new project is created in idea, when you want to use git for project versioning, you can do it directly in idea, as shown below:
After successfully turning the project into a Git-managed repository, I found a lot of files in the idea that should have been ignored were in red because they hadn't been configured.gitignorefile. Just create a new .gitignore file in your project and add the appropriate configuration to commit to the repository.
# by'#'Lines that begin with a comment are treated as comments.
# Ignore all files with the name foo.txt's file.
foo.txt
# Ignore all generated html files,
*.html
# foo.The html is maintained manually, so the exception.
!foo.html
# Ignore all.o and.a Documentation.
*.[oa]
Configuration syntax:
Starts with a slash "/A directory is indicated by an asterisk beginning with "
Asterisks "*"Wildcard multiple characters;
With a question mark "?"Wildcard single characters
with square brackets"[]"A list of matches containing a single character;
With an exclamation point "!"Expressing non-neglect(follow sb's tracks)The file or directory to match to;
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