looks for a .appignore
This lists the applications that are being used as part of a repo
runs
gi "$(<.appignore)" > .gitignore
to create a .gitignore file
commits the generated .gitignore file to the same directory as the .appignore file.
User Story
As a Geek.Zone developer, I want to automatically generate gitignore files based on the applications that I use, so that I do not have to build the gitignore file by hand.
Impact
Low
Urgency
Now
Code of Conduct
[X] I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct
What's your idea?
Use gitignore.io to manage all .gitignore files.
Write a GitHub action that,
gi "$(<.appignore)" > .gitignoreto create a .gitignore fileUser Story
As a Geek.Zone developer, I want to automatically generate gitignore files based on the applications that I use, so that I do not have to build the gitignore file by hand.
Impact
Low
Urgency
Now
Code of Conduct