When you create a project in Microsoft® Visual Studio, a number of files
or folders are created that you might not want to share in Jazz™ source control. You can restrict
these resources being checked-in to Jazz source
control by ignoring them.
The list of resources to be ignored by Jazz source control is specified in the .jazzignore
file. This file is typically placed in the project's root folder.
The .jazzignore file can be in any subfolder. Jazz source control has predefined patterns
to be ignored. You can also add more patterns to the list. You can
add resources to the ignore list from the
Solution Explorer tool
window.
To add resources to the ignore list:
- Select the resource from the Solution
Explorer tool window.
- Either right-click the resource and click Add
to Ignore List or click .
- In the Add to Ignore List window,
select whether you want to ignore the resource by its name, file extension,
or pattern. You can also select whether you want to ignore the resource
in its current local directory or in the entire solution directory.
- Click OK.