I created a repository for my home folder. This is my .gitignore
file:
!.vim/plugin/*
!.vim/doc/*
.*
*
.viminfo
.vim/.netrwhist
.vim-fuf-data/fi
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Try moving the negated lines (those starting with !
) to the bottom of the .gitignore
file.
See the Examples section here
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Another way would be to ignore only top level files and directories, and in the whitelisted directories do the same if necessary, as in this answer to a related question
For example my .gitignore now looks like this
/*
!.gitignore
!.vimrc
!.bashrc
!.vim/
.vim/.netrwhist
!.gconf/
.gconf/apps/*
!.gconf/apps/gnome-terminal
!bin/
The answer of Deve makes git very slow because it searches all directories under your homedir. (In the specific case of using git for the settings in your homedir)
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In line 4 you're ignoring everything with *
. This overrides the previous negating pattern. From the man page:
within one level of precedence, the last matching pattern decides the
outcome
Where "level of precedence" means different sources for ignore patterns like .gitignore
and $GIT_DIR/info/exclude
.
If you want to ignore everything but the patterns beginning with !
you should move the *
to the beginning of .gitignore
Edit
I found a solution with the help of another question on SO:
*
!*/
!.vim/plugin/*
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