it seems there are already "simlilar" answers, but my situation is

• I'm working on a public branch with many teammates
• file "a.txt" was commited and pushed
• I add "a.txt" in .gitignore
• I run git rm --cached a.txt
• and "a.txt" does been ignored in my local branch, then I push it
• but seems my teammates keep pushing this file back, everytime I pull from remote, "a.txt" is not ignored

so should I ask all my teammates to run git rm --cached a.txt in their local branch?

(a.txt is the classic "package-lock.json", due to diff versions among local machines and servers)

CodePudding user response：

I think they are adding a.txt back. If you also add .gitignore and push, then they probably won't add it again.

Note: package-lock.json is intended to be included in source control. See: here

CodePudding user response：

In the first place, why this file [package-lock.json] should be ignored? Is it unnecessary for the project? If so, then the team members should be informed of that.