Closed duaraghav8 closed 7 years ago
Good idea! Note that you can also add build/
to your .git/info/exclude
file to ignore those files in your local copy.
UPDATE: Just figured, adding build/ to .gitignore messes things up, because the build directory doesn't get published on NPM, so when you install SP on your machine you end up without the build/ dir & the parsing js files.
Will try the .git/info/exclude
method though
Closing this issue for now
Devs have to make sure their build/ directory doesn't get included on to version control every time they want to commit after testing their changes. Makes sense for us to add
build
to.gitignore
.