gitgitignore
How do i ignore directories in .gitignore file?
Hey everyone! I am writing a new project right now and i have some problems with ignoring build directories. 
I need to ignore out/ directory but it doesn't work. (I already deleted out/ directory from my github repository)
This is .gitignore line:
This is github repository after i deleted out/ directory from it
Looks like it should work, but after all this out/ directory still appears in commit list:
How should i do this?
Solution
Try also doing git rm -r --cached out
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