untracked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtrækt/
- Specialized
- The report listed all the untracked files that need to be added to the version control system.
Examples
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I can even add: 1. No decent IDE support (for example, in Eclipse, Git has a completely different GUI from SVN or CVS: where is my commit messages history, the possibility to ignore untracked files, ...).
Blog text (14) -
Here's an interesting example: "git stash," until a recent version, was basically broken: it left untracked files behind, even though its man page stated that it left a "clean working directory."
Blog text (14) -
So I noticed that we untracked a bunch of things because you didn't want to include them.
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Before making changes, it's important to review any untracked files in the project directory.
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She discovered that several untracked documents had been left out of the repository.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
untracked = tracked (semi-transparent) = un + track + ed
Morphologically formed by 'un-' + 'tracked' (track + -ed); the structure is regular though the usage is domain-specific.
Etymology
Untracked comes from un- 'not' and track 'to follow' or 'record'. In computing, in systems like Git, an untracked file is one the system is not following or recording, so it is not saved in the project's history until you add it.