Description: The term ‘Untracked’ in the context of version control refers to files or changes that are not being monitored by the version control system. This means that, although these files exist in the working directory, they are not included in the change tracking, implying that any modifications made to them will not be recorded or able to be reverted to previous versions through the system. This feature is fundamental for maintaining efficient control over the code and files of a project, allowing developers to decide which elements should be managed and which can remain outside the scope of version control. Untracked files may include local configurations, temporary files, or any other type of document that is not relevant to the project’s history. Managing untracked files is crucial to avoid contaminating the repository with unnecessary data and to maintain a clean and organized working environment. Additionally, version control systems typically provide tools to identify and manage these files, allowing users to decide whether to include them in tracking or ignore them permanently.
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