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My folder is a NodeJS project. After npm install and committing/pushing, I still see node_modules green. Some of its subfolders are also green.

Checking status of my git, it's up-to-date.

What's wrong with my node_modules. How to commit it?

Please note that I commented out node_modules/ in .gitignore

I referred to this post, but it does not seem to connect with my issue.

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quanguyen
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    why would you comment out `node_modules` in `.gitignore`? What is the use of putting that directory in the repository? You can recreate it with the content of `package.json`. Now you need to start from scratch with a new repository to get rid of all those useless content in the repository database. – rioV8 Jan 19 '21 at 10:12
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As you said "I commented out node_modules/ in .gitignore" VSCode consider node_modules/ as newly added folder to your project.

Green Color indicates newly added file/folder to the git in VSCode.

Muhamed Salih
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