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I mainly use GitHub Desktop, but i have used Git before. I really never thought of using a .gitignore; since i think about it.Generally you don't want to have .o and .d files checked into the git repository. Final executables, maybe, since that makes it somewhat easier for non-developers to test different commits.
Create a .gitignore in the root directory with the following:
Code:*.o *.d
then remove all *.o and *.d files, add .gitignore, and commit.
EDIT: Also, Thumbs.db should definitely be added to .gitignore and existing files removed.
EDIT:
Done; fucking happy Austronautlevel?
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