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dicas
Occasional Contributor
4 years ago
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Configuration of git.ignore file

Hello,

Me and my team are facing some issues regarding git.ignore, some of the files .bak and tcCfgExtender are NOT all of them ignored , my ignore config is as below, do you spot any issues with it ?


 

 

 

# edited with the help of
# https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/managing-projects/files.html

# images populated when running tests
*.png

# enable to still track png files under this repo
!*AutoUAP/Stores/Regions*

# side objects populated , bak file is used by TC to know what changes can be undone
*.js.bak 
*.dat
*.bak

#TestComplete project file.
#.mds

# TestComplete project suite file.
#.pjs

#Helper file that holds references to configuration files when the project or project suite is used in shared mode.
*.tcNET

#File holding tester-specific settings for the project suite.
*.tcCfgExtender

# File holding the tester-specific settings for project or project suite.
# *.tcLS

# File containing data about test result logs.
Log/
*.tcLogs
#*.tcLogs	
#*.tcLog
#*.mds.tcLogs

# These files are used by Test Visualizer.
Visualizer/
#*.tcVis

# events objects
*.tlb
#*.tcax.tlb

 

 

 

 

  • Hi,

     

    This seems to be quite strange. Are you sure that you refer to the .gitignore that is actually used? Perhaps, some other file is used.

     

    Just in case, you can create a new project and a new local repository for it. And, check how it works.The default .gitignore should contain .tcCfgExtender extension. 

4 Replies

  • BenoitB's avatar
    BenoitB
    Community Hero

    You write to ignore them so it's normal.

    I don't understand your issue ?

    • dicas's avatar
      dicas
      Occasional Contributor

      Hello Benoit, 

      I re-edited my question, they are NOT ignored actually 🙂 

      • YuriPeshekhonov's avatar
        YuriPeshekhonov
        SmartBear Alumni (Retired)

        Hi,

         

        This seems to be quite strange. Are you sure that you refer to the .gitignore that is actually used? Perhaps, some other file is used.

         

        Just in case, you can create a new project and a new local repository for it. And, check how it works.The default .gitignore should contain .tcCfgExtender extension.