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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28959447/ASP-NET-MVC-4-Jquery-Slide-View.html" rel="ugc">ASP.NET MVC 4 Jquery Slide View</a>.<br />
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I want to be able to put ASP.NET projects on github, and within my local git repository. &nbsp;The above is an example project which uses jQuery. &nbsp;I don't think that the jQuery should be in the git repo. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm looking into using git for source control for Visual Studio 2012. &nbsp;I've got the <a href="http://gitscc.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Installation&referringTitle=Documentation" rel="ugc">Git Source Control Provider</a> installed.<br />
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I go to create a new project, and the dialog has a checkbox to use source control. &nbsp;If I use that, it takes a very very long time to create a new project. &nbsp;It appears that all the libraries are being added to source control. &nbsp;I don't want that to happen. &nbsp;I only want code that I write to be under source control!<br />
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Is there an easy way to manage this?
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I had this question after viewing ASP.NET MVC 4 Jquery Slide View (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28959447/ASP-NET-MVC-4-Jquery-Slide-View.html).

I want to be able to put ASP.NET projects on github, and within my local git repository.  The above is an example project which uses jQuery.  I don't think that the jQuery should be in the git repo.  

I'm looking into using git for source control for Visual Studio 2012.  I've got the Git Source Control Provider (http://gitscc.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Installation&referringTitle=Documentation) installed.

I go to create a new project, and the dialog has a checkbox to use source control.  If I use that, it takes a very very long time to create a new project.  It appears that all the libraries are being added to source control.  I don't want that to happen.  I only want code that I write to be under source control!

Is there an easy way to manage this?

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