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Git cleanup deletes unmanaged (untracked) files

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Posted on 9/1/2024 8:26:09 PM | | | |
Requirements: A .NET project that uses git to manage the source code now needs to be sent or backed up, and the project contains a large number of temporarily ignored files, such as package, obj, bin, etc. If you compress it directly, it will be very large, so how to delete files that are not managed by git tracking?

git-clean command

This command is to delete untracked files from the working tree, first use the command to view the files that will be deleted, the command is as follows:



I found that there was no output, and the file content was contained under the obj and bin directories. The reason is that rules configured within .gitignore are ignored by default.

You need to add the -x parameter with the following command:



Then execute the delete command as follows:




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