How to ignore .gitignore file itself?

Question

In most of my projects i have a habit of keeping some utility files and other resources in some directory and add its name to .gitignore file to ignore them, but other collaborators may not have same set of gitignore file/directory list. Sometime I don't want others to see what my gitignore file content. So my motive is to put .gitignore file in the list of gitignore files/directory. Can someone help me in achieving the same.

MaxymVlasov · Answer

I agree with you.

Also attach simply instruction how it do

http://egorsmirnov.me/2015/05/04/global-gitignore-file.html

unknown · Answer

The solutions in this case is to have a global gitignore. It is not linked to repository  but it is linked to your global git configuration. It is like git settings, while the  gitignore in repository is  specific repository setting

Yogesh Mude_u145qk · Answer

HI @Himanshu Kumar

Please have a look at the below article for details about the git Ignore.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Git-articles/Git-Basic-Commands/ba-p/866569