Normally, the .gitignore file will not ignore a file or directory once that file or directory has been committed to the repo. So if you create your .gitignore file after the fact for some reason, what do you do? To use the .gitignore file after commits have been made to the file or directory you wish to ignore,… Read more Use .gitignore File After the Fact
Just a quick post to recommend this good straight forward read on a successful Git workflow by Vincent Driessen Here is an excerpt: Next to the main branches master and develop, our development model uses a variety of supporting branches to aid parallel development between team members, ease tracking of features, prepare for production releases… Read more Git Workflow Explained
When maintaining a team of developers and keeping track of all the code changes it is important to be able to select pieces of functionality that you can include and exclude at will. This will allow one to manage the progress of a project better. At times you may need to go back in the… Read more Git, How to Cherry Pick