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Ignoring a tag does not ignore the commit it points to. The commit remains part
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of version calculation and can still be reached through other references.
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#### branches
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A sequence of regular expressions matching branch names that should not be used
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as auxiliary [version sources][version-sources]. Patterns are matched
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case-insensitively against the branch name without the local or remote prefix,
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so `release/old` and `origin/release/old` are treated as the same branch.
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Multiple patterns use OR semantics, and `^` and `$` can be used to anchor a
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match.
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```yaml
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ignore:
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branches:
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- ^experimental/
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- ^release/old$
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```
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The current branch, or an explicitly selected target branch, remains eligible
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even when its name matches. On a build server, ignored remote-tracking branches
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are not created or updated as local branches during normalization. Existing
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local branches are left untouched. Only references available in the repository
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can be matched.
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Ignoring a branch does not ignore commits reachable from that branch. Shared
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history and tags on shared commits remain eligible for version calculation.
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#### paths
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A sequence of regular expressions that represent paths in the repository. Commits that modify these paths will be excluded from version calculations. For example, to filter out commits that belong to `docs`:
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