I agree, I think the following is easier, and probably should be part of a smart git command (the auto commit could be an option):
git rm -r --cached . git add . git commit -am "Remove ignored files and resubmitting files"
As an additional step, I think you could automatically check in the background whenever a `.gitignore` changes, whether or not there would be any changes and potentially ask the user.
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I agree, I think the following is easier, and probably should be part of a smart git command
(the auto commit could be an option):
As an additional step, I think you could automatically check in the background whenever a `.gitignore` changes, whether or not there would be any changes and potentially ask the user.