CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javagitintellij-idea
user12476182
user12476182

Reputation:

IntelliJ/GIT: How do I clear/remove files from the commit window?

I have just started a new project in IntelliJ and created a new repository on github where I can get commit and push to.

I can see that every time I want to do some implementation I can also see these files under Changes. How can I remove these from the commit window? I just want to see the changes/implementation I make, not the other file what I will never upload anyway.

How can I remove/clean these?

Here is the files I do not want to see in the commit window

update: I removed the whole project and tried to add these files to the gitignore file from start and it worked, seemed like a bug or something with my IDE

Upvotes: 4

Views: 3484

Answers (2)

Ruslan Kuleshov
Ruslan Kuleshov

Reputation: 2405

It seems that you have added these files to Git. You need to add git rm --cached <filename> first in order to remove these files from git.

Then you need to right-click on these files in Project view -> Git | Add to .gitignore

Upvotes: 3

yellowyetti
yellowyetti

Reputation: 1

You can use a .gitignore file.

This is what mine looks like: gitignore

If you right click on the app > git you can see an option to add a .gitignore file.

Upvotes: 0

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