Ignore-them exercise always fails with generated *.exe file
sferrazzal opened this issue · 15 comments
touch .gitignore
echo >> .gitignore "*"
git add -f .gitignore
git commit -m "Still doesn't work"
git verify
Result: FAILED. Blah.exe is not ignored
Also fails with this .gitignore:
*.exe
*.jar
*.o
libraries/*
Existing example files are ignored by this .gitignore, but the generated blah.txt files always fail.
Thank you for letting me know!
Yesterday I ran out of space on the server and a few strange things happened. You should be able to pass this exercise now.
Good luck!
The issue seems still to be valid!
This exercise does not ignore .exe files even if I put *.exe in a file named basic.gitignore
I am running into the same issue here.
Even after replicating the .gitignore
file as outlined above, .exe
files aren't being ignored.
Should be ok now
Hello! I'm still facing this issue as well with the following Fail message:
- Verifying the ignore-them exercise. Hold on...
- Exercise: ignore-them
- Status: FAILED
- KNa0mgfq.exe file is not ignored
Thank you!
I'm getting
Status: FAILED
libraries directory is not ignored
and my code is:
*.exe
*.jar
.o
libraries/
pls help
Are you sure you wrote the rules in the .gitignore
file and committed it?
yup :/
same problem here
Getting Same error that libraries directory is not ignored
Seems there is open issue on the ignore-them branch here in #41
In .gitignore
:
*.exe
*.o
*.jar
libraries/
extension files ignored but not a folder. tried different combinations still failed.
The issue stands still
Hi! I'm getting the same issue:
git verify
Verifying the ignore-them exercise. Hold on...
Exercise: ignore-them
Status: FAILED
F2nwA8o0.exe file is not ignored
Thank you!
That means that your .gitignore
file would not ignore such file (this is a verification mechanism). Are you sure your .gitignore
file is committed?
.gitignore
was committed when I got the "Failed" status 2 days ago.
I've tried a different procedure and can confirm that the verification mechanism works like a charm, the mistake was mine.
Looks like the problem was due to a .txt
extension on the .gitignore
file.
Dziękuję @fracz for your support and for the exercises!