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For example, say you're on a Mac and you want to make sure you never commit the .DS_Store files generated by your OS, you could run the below command to add an ignore rule to your global list.
$ echo".DS_Store">> ~/.gitignore_global
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If you commonly create files that you don't want to commit to any of your projects, you can also create a global ignore file.
For example, say you're on a Mac and you want to make sure you never commit the
.DS_Storefiles generated by your OS, you could run the below command to add an ignore rule to your global list.