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So, I have the next problem. For example my gitignore file contains this: 

/app/config
/app/tmp
/plugins
/vendors
If this is my first push to bared remote git server after that described files won't be sended. But if I at least one time sended this files without gitignore, then made gitignore contains: 
/app/config
/app/tmp
/plugins
/vendors
Git will push this files too. So, how can I gitignore already pushed files for the next commits?

Clark
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You cannot remove them from history without breaking everything for people which have already cloned your repository, and that is hard and time-consuming anyway. Just remove them with git rm <...> and push your changeset.

whitequark
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