It depends on your VCS system. In git it is the .gitignore file. Add the file there and the file is excluded in future commits.
But usually, if it's a configuration file, you create a *.dist file, so that the user just have to remove the *.dist file in order to have a template for that config file. The *.dist files can be checked in and the real config files are ignored.
It depends on your VCS system. In git it is the .gitignore file. Add the file there and the file is excluded in future commits.
But usually, if it's a configuration file, you create a *.dist file, so that the user just have to remove the *.dist file in order to have a template for that config file. The *.dist files can be checked in and the real config files are ignored.
Thank you very much!
There's also Settings\Preferences | Version Control | Ignored Files.
Oh yes, thank you for your hint!