Thank you. Actually, by trying to makes ".git" folder to get displayed in the Explorer navbar -It also display a ".vscode" folder with a settings.json file that indicate of the editing which I did in the "exclude" settings: { "files.exclude": { "**/.git": false, }} OK, so now, to disappear this annoying .vscode folder, at the same exclude settings - I add its name, And "vuola" - the .vscode folder disappear from the Explorer bar. The problem is that in github - it is still shown as part of the project. - Why does everything needs to be so difficult, and exhausting, and complicated? - Why can't the .git folder simply get displayed without the .vscode folder get displayed as well?
The .vscode folder is a completely separate thing. It is a "hidden" Windows file though and now that you are displaying those hidden files, you can see it. You can delete it. It is usually created when you are using the Live Server extension and you have it running already on port 5500 so when you launch your site again, it sets the port to 5501. Confirm you have your project running on port 5500 closed, delete the .vscode folder, and it should not be re-created again until you try to run your project twice at the same time again. All of this said, you can create a .gitignore file and list .vscode in it so that folder will not be sent to Github.
I was so overwhelmed with git /github . This made me feel at ease . Thank you sir
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Nice and concise to get you started confidently.
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Your way of explanation is awesome thank you so much Dave 😍
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Great video! Very well explained!
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Thanks for the video, very helpful
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I'm watching again, I'm trying to understand how to use a template in line commands. But I need to confirm my bases first
I tried this on a private repo and it failed to push to git.
Any idea what could be done differently.
is there a place you can get all these Cntrl commands so I could possibly print them out?
my A does not go away after i put git m then status and also git push -u doesnt work for me
any ideal why
Thank you.
Actually, by trying to makes ".git" folder to get displayed in the Explorer navbar
-It also display a ".vscode" folder with a settings.json file that indicate of the editing which I did in the "exclude" settings:
{ "files.exclude": { "**/.git": false, }}
OK, so now, to disappear this annoying .vscode folder, at the same exclude settings - I add its name,
And "vuola" - the .vscode folder disappear from the Explorer bar.
The problem is that in github - it is still shown as part of the project.
- Why does everything needs to be so difficult, and exhausting, and complicated?
- Why can't the .git folder simply get displayed without the .vscode folder get displayed as well?
The .vscode folder is a completely separate thing. It is a "hidden" Windows file though and now that you are displaying those hidden files, you can see it. You can delete it. It is usually created when you are using the Live Server extension and you have it running already on port 5500 so when you launch your site again, it sets the port to 5501. Confirm you have your project running on port 5500 closed, delete the .vscode folder, and it should not be re-created again until you try to run your project twice at the same time again. All of this said, you can create a .gitignore file and list .vscode in it so that folder will not be sent to Github.
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@@DaveGrayTeachesCode sir does this video cover clashes?