Hi I am working on a new project that I just cloned, any changes that I make in the files are creating new files in .history/, these files are untracked and as they are made with every there is quite a lot of them. When I just make changes in existing files its a bit easier to commit, as I don't have to add them to it and after the commit a I can stash them all. But it is not really how I wanna work and I see that once I will need to add a new file this will be even more annoying. I work in VS Code but in any other project the git flow works fine so I think it does not have to do anything with that. Doea anyone know how to avoid creating these files by git? Thanks

CodePudding user response：

These files are created by VS Code, and not by git. Just add .history folder to .gitignore file. Create .gitignore file, and add there this line .history/