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rhb

Re: ^ I think this is my solution?

https://devconnected.com/how-to-remove-files-from-git-commit/

P.s. At present I'm pretty sure files like .profile are in the cloudflare directory that is holding my website. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to view this e.g. in a tree format, and my only hope is that fixng what is committed to git will prompt their removal from cloudflare... I don't think that'll be the case though so will need to dig further?

Edit: I appreciate this isn't Linux specific headache now... is there a better thread to ask within?

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𝔒𝕨𝖑𝘡 in reply to @rhb

You can create a .gitignore file and add entries to it that tell git to exclude those folders from being tracked in your repo.

There ought to be a good guide on the first page of Google results for 'gitignore'.

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rhb in reply to @𝔒𝕨𝖑𝘡

There ought to be a good guide on the first page of Google results for 'gitignore'.

I'll read this. I guess it'll stop the future push but how to remove the files from cloudflare remains a mystery.

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