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Initially I had created one repo in GIT repo and added some of the Angular code to master branch. However for my angular to work properly I had downloaded node_modules which had around 5000 files and now my visual studio code shows that I have 5000 untracked changes. I deleted the dev and master branch from my GIT repo to fix it but as soon as I open Visual Studio code its showing me still same thing. I amended settings.json as well to disable GIT connection but it completely disabled connecting to GIT.

How to fix it?

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View of the VS Code

James Z
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Amit Tomar
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  • Your question involves many technologies, and it is also very specific to your environment. Try to narrow it down: https://stackoverflow.com/help/mcve Your problem could likely be solved a number of ways, and it is unclear whether you seek a git-based solution, or a Visual Studio solution. – pestophagous Oct 11 '18 at 17:35
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    In terms of solving your problem, you could start by learning about ".gitignore" files: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/gitignore (but in general, putting an entire other framework inside your own repository requires many careful considerations) – pestophagous Oct 11 '18 at 17:35

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add node_modules to .gitignore file.

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