Gitignore wp-migrate-db-pro

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its still taking wp-migrate-db plugin when creating new branch push to bitbucket

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### 1. **Verify the `.gitignore` file**
Ensure your `.gitignore` file is correctly set up. The following line should exclude all plugins, except for the ones explicitly whitelisted:

website/wordpress/web/app/plugins/*

However, the exception line for `wp-migrate-db-pro` should include a `!` to whitelist it if needed, or it should not be listed at all to exclude it:

!website/wordpress/web/app/plugins/wp-migrate-db-pro

If the intention is to exclude `wp-migrate-db-pro`, remove or comment out the line.

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### 2. **Check Git Cache**
If the file or folder is already tracked by Git, updates to `.gitignore` won't take effect unless you clear the cache. Run the following commands:

git rm -r --cached website/wordpress/web/app/plugins/wp-migrate-db-pro

Then commit the changes:

git commit -m "Remove wp-migrate-db-pro from Git tracking"

Push the changes to Bitbucket:

git push origin branch-name

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### 3. **Test Ignored Files**
To confirm `.gitignore` is working as intended, use the following command:

git check-ignore -v website/wordpress/web/app/plugins/wp-migrate-db-pro

This will show if the plugin folder is ignored and which `.gitignore` rule is causing it.

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### 4. **Confirm No Leftover Files**
Ensure there are no leftover files in other branches or commits that might reappear. You can clean up untracked files locally with:

git clean -fd

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### 5. **Validate Repository Content**
After making the changes, verify the branch on Bitbucket. Check if the `wp-migrate-db-pro` folder is still present in the repository. If it is, it could be due to:

– A misconfigured `.gitignore`.
– Manual additions to the repository overriding `.gitignore`.

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Let me know if you need further clarification!