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#Sublime merge add untracked file to ignore for free

to commit a file, you must "stage" it first.

bad example: "blah" or "robert smells" or "I hate git".

good example: "initial commit" or "added new script for level 3, changed rock model to look more orange".

click on Commit Message and type a good message to describe your changes.

Git is only useful if you make commits - a commit is a snapshot / backup of all the files in your folder save a backup / snapshot (a "commit") in Git if you don't do this step, then you will have to check thousands of useless files every time you use Gitĭouble-check: if Sublime Merge still says something like "Untracked files: 1000", then you did not do step 2 correctly 3.

WHY? the GitIgnore tells Git what files to ignore, and for Unity, we want to ignore 99% of these files.

google "gitignore unity", click the first result, then copy and paste that template into your own.and open it in a text editor like Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac) (VERY IMPORTANT) then go to Tools > Edit.in Sublime Merge, click New Repository and browse to your project folder (the folder that has \Assets\ and \ProjectSettings\ in it).create a Git folder ("repository") for your Unity project folderĪ Git repository ("repo") is a folder that remembers how it changes GitKraken has locked an important function behind a paywall, and SourceTree is. You may have used SourceTree or GitKraken in the past.DO NOT google it and go to "Sublimerge".

#Sublime merge add untracked file to ignore for free

go to and download and install it for free.make sure you know the folder's location on your hard drive.it's OK if it's a brand new Unity project.