Description: Untracked files are those files that are present in the working directory of a version control system, such as Git, but are not being managed by that system. This means that any modifications made to these files will not be recorded or able to be reverted to previous versions through version control tools. Untracked files can be new files that have been created but not yet added to the repository, or files that have been deliberately ignored using a specific configuration file, such as .gitignore in the case of Git. The existence of untracked files is common in the development workflow, as it allows developers to experiment and work on new features without compromising the state of the code that is under version control. However, it is important to manage these files properly to avoid confusion and ensure that the repository remains clean and organized. In summary, untracked files are an integral part of the development process, allowing flexibility and experimentation, but require attention to ensure that valuable information is not lost or errors are not introduced into the codebase.
