Eclipse undo Ignore
I have accidentally have clicked onto "Ignore" for one of my class like here, now I cannot commit/push it whatsoever.
I have tried git rm -r --cached . yet did not work. (I can see the status changed in the bash but in Eclipse it is still ignoring the file, like this)
Note that Film.java and asd.java is ignored. (asd for was the example)
What should I do to fix this?
Thank you in advance.
git java eclipse
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
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asked Jan 27 at 22:28
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I have accidentally have clicked onto "Ignore" for one of my class like here, now I cannot commit/push it whatsoever.
I have tried git rm -r --cached . yet did not work. (I can see the status changed in the bash but in Eclipse it is still ignoring the file, like this)
Note that Film.java and asd.java is ignored. (asd for was the example)
What should I do to fix this?
Thank you in advance.
git java eclipse
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56
add a comment |
I have accidentally have clicked onto "Ignore" for one of my class like here, now I cannot commit/push it whatsoever.
I have tried git rm -r --cached . yet did not work. (I can see the status changed in the bash but in Eclipse it is still ignoring the file, like this)
Note that Film.java and asd.java is ignored. (asd for was the example)
What should I do to fix this?
Thank you in advance.
git java eclipse
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
I have accidentally have clicked onto "Ignore" for one of my class like here, now I cannot commit/push it whatsoever.
I have tried git rm -r --cached . yet did not work. (I can see the status changed in the bash but in Eclipse it is still ignoring the file, like this)
Note that Film.java and asd.java is ignored. (asd for was the example)
What should I do to fix this?
Thank you in advance.
git java eclipse
git java eclipse
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
edited Feb 1 at 17:29
TerDale
1307
1307
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
asked Jan 27 at 22:28
BleachBleach
11
11
Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56
add a comment |
Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56
Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56
add a comment |
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Have you checked the ".gitignore" file that Eclipse should have created under the "domain" subdir? If not, proceed and remove the affecting line (or delete the file if it has a single line). Then Eclipse should take back into consideration your java files.
– TerDale
Feb 1 at 16:00
I think this would be better suited to our sister site Stack Overflow
– Burgi
Feb 1 at 16:56