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When I run git status, I see the “Untracked files” section has many files (some with a “.” extension.)
I don’t think I have to do anything, but it doesnt look good to see these files whenever I run git status. Is there any way to not to see these files?
You need to create one or several
.gitignorefiles. They can be stored in git itself, or just kept local.