GitHub help

[SuitedSlime]

OK, so I have the basics of GitHub down, but what I can't figure out it how to get it to ignore a directory.

 

Like I have  src / minecraft / latchy11 / bumpercraft in my repo, but I just want it to be latchy11 / bumpercraft

 

How can I do this, if you could shed a little light. That would be awesome!

[keepcalm]

I *think* this will do what you want:

 

At the ROOT of the Git repo, create a file - '.gitignore', and using an editor that isn't notepad, put this in it:

src/minecraft/*
!src/minecraft/latchy11

[SuitedSlime]

Already have this

/bin/*
/conf/*
/docs/*
/eclipse/*
/forge/*
/jars/*
/lib/*
/logs/*
/modsrc/*
/reobf/*
/runtime/*
/temp/*

/src/minecraft/*
!/src/minecraft/latchy11

[jack_1197]

basically don't track the root mcp directory, track /src/minecraft/latchy11