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Should I include a .vs folder in a .gitingore file?

I am working on the main mvc application. and the files in the .vs folder kept giving me problems. I have to merge the files in the .vs folder every time I check. Can I add it to a gitignore file?

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Yes, you can add the .vs folder to .gitignore - in fact you should do this at the beginning.

Also - when creating a new repository on GitHub, you can use the predefined .gitignore file ... in your case it can be "Visual Studio" (included with .vs and much more):

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For myself, I always add extra lines to ignore the Bower and NPM packages - they are automatically restored, so I see no reason to keep them in the repository (and there are really a lot of files) - if you do not want to save the change history in these libraries - but your choice :

 # Lib's **/wwwroot/lib node_modules/


BTW: .vs is the working folder of Visual Studio and is not required to store the solution / project - you can delete it when VS turns off, and after that VS will recreate it during lunch of any solution - of course, you will lose your working IDE configuration, but not worry, it doesn’t hurt.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1246436/

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