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As specified in the README file, the architecture of this project is grandly inspired by the git-flow project
Please refer to the Installation section of the README file.
To run a command run git ignore COMMAND [OPTIONS]
, where COMMAND is one of the commands described below and OPTIONS are the command related options.
This tool provides the following commands :
- help : displays the help message
- version : displays the tool version
- update : updates the tool and its submodules to their last up to date version
- list : lists all available ignore patterns
- see : displays the content of one or more patterns
- create : creates a git ignore file
- remove : removes a git ignore file
- add : adds ignore patterns to an existing ignore file
- delete : deletes ignore patterns from an existing ignore file
- refresh : refreshes some already set ignore patterns in an existing ignore file
- register : registers a local repository of ignore patterns
- unregister : unregisters a local repository of ignore patterns
- edit : open an existing git ignore file with the default editor
- view : display the content of an existing git ignore file
During the first use, a subfolder ./config
is created under the root directory of your local gitignore-cli
.
This folder is used to host some configuration files.
Config files, just like the config folder itself, are not tracked by git.