Use gitignore to Keep Files Off of GitHub
This lesson is called Use gitignore to Keep Files Off of GitHub, part of the Using Git and GitHub with R course. This lesson is called Use gitignore to Keep Files Off of GitHub, part of the Using Git and GitHub with R course.
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Another interesting idea is to add create a file with, as Taylor Rodgers puts it, "work-in-progress scripts, random ideas, etc." By adding this to gitignore, you have a place to quickly work on things without having them show up on GitHub. that you can use for any kind of quick testing
One of my most common problems is that I only remember to add something to gitignore after I have committed it. You can delete the file(s), but old versions will remain on GitHub. To deal with this, you do need to use some terminal commands. The Quarto docs lay out the details for how to do this.
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