@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ published: false Our first reader submitted tip comes from "Dav Glass":http://blog.davglass.com/, and it elaborates on a command used to keep your repository nice and tidy. Have a tip you'd like to share? "Submit it!":http://gitready.com/submit.html -Files and directories may pile up in your working directory that are left over from merges, generated, or perhaps got mistakenly put there. Whateverthe case, you don't need to ignore them in your @.gitignore@, you just need to remove them. Running +Files and directories may pile up in your working directory that are left over from merges, generated, or perhaps got mistakenly put there. Whatever the case, you don't need to ignore them in your @.gitignore@, you just need to remove them. Running @git clean -n -d <path>@ _posts/2009-01-16-cleaning-up-untracked-files.textile 17230d540f4aa58d2dc6ed8ca367e63535528228 Nico Gulden ngulden@gmx.de http://github.com/taylorrf/gitready/commit/20e4495569db0e53cdda3c2a39a902eefba10156 20e4495569db0e53cdda3c2a39a902eefba10156 2009-08-29T18:13:28-07:00 2009-07-17T09:41:51-07:00 Fixed missing space in 2009-01-16-cleaning-up-untracked-files Signed-off-by: Tailor R. Fontela <taylorrf@gmail.com> 2b2dccc000f62e4a77e14d3a310ef2d150d17104 Tailor R. Fontela taylorrf@gmail.com