As shown in the figure: Pull down the warehouse code and download the dependency package npm i. The display changes are 9999+. When you open it, you will find that they are all related to the node_modules file.
Here is my detailed solution:
Step one: First write node_modules/ in the .gitignore file in the root directory , ensure that the node_module folder is excluded from the next submission
The purpose of the .gitignore file is to add file names that need to be ignored. I have also written other files here, and you can add them as needed. Notenode_module is a folder, be sure to add a / slash at the end, otherwise it will be invalid
Step 2: Delete node_modules from git tracking, the command is as followsgit rm -r --cached node_modules (To perform this step is Because node_modules already exists in the remote code warehouse, if the remote code warehouse does not have node_modules, you do not need to do this step)
Step 3: Resubmit
git add .
git commit -m'remove node_modules文件夹'
git push
This problem is solved! The node_modules file in the code warehouse has also been deleted, and subsequent updates will not push node_modules up again.