Which project files should I not commit to Git?

Questions & Answers
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My experience with project-oriented IDEs is that there are usually one or two files or folders that are machine-specific. Often they store absolute paths to project resources and the like, and if your paths aren’t the same on machine #2, the project doesn’t work, or in the best case you recommit files every time you swop machines.

So my question is: are there files like this in a Unity project folder and if so, which ones are they?

Alternatively, does Unity’s version control integration [1] handle this?

[1] Is this present in free version?

3

You can see the list managed by the GitHub user.

Incidentally, there are around 100 other useful .gitignore at the root repository of that link.

2

Don’t control:

 ./Temp
 ./Library
 ./obj

Consider not controlling:

  *.*proj
  *.sln

As they are rebuilt.

Unity version control does this for you in Pro with a Team license.