Hi @savantsa I have had the same issue. Check your online repo as these old folders are already committed into it. You will want:
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Remove your current gitignore file. This is so we can clean up your remote environment
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Delete the .settings and .local folder for all your projects. Don’t worry, this wont break anything as when you reopen the project they will auto generate
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Once all local and settings folders are deleted, commit the changes and push to remote to reflect these in your repository.
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Update your .gitignore to the two lines I list below. You can use any text editor for this.
.settings/
.local/
Cheers and stay safe brother