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JeremyBYU / bpyproj

A blender add-on for Map Projections
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untrack .vscode #4

Closed vvoovv closed 6 years ago

vvoovv commented 6 years ago

Please add it to .gitignore_global or .gitignore

JeremyBYU commented 6 years ago

Done.

vvoovv commented 6 years ago

Could you add .gitignore itself to .gitignore? Not sure if it works.

I personally add the stuff to be ignored to .gitignore_global

JeremyBYU commented 6 years ago

I do have a gitignore. The file is no longer in the master branch.

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Could you add .gitignore itself to .gitignore? Not sure if it works.

I personally add the stuff to be ignored to .gitignore_global

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vvoovv commented 6 years ago

.gitnore is still there. Maybe forgot to commit or push?

JeremyBYU commented 6 years ago

Oh I totally read your question wrong! You want to add .gitinore to the actual .gitignore file. You want not just .vscode to be untracked, you also want .gitignore to be untracked. Is that correct?

If so, why is that. I always have my .gitignore in repo, to ensure that that common build artificats are not accidentally committed to the repository (see pythons bytode in __pycache__ folder and many others). Here's a link that explains it better.

Also to make it more clear, I work on multiple computers, I would prefer not to have to manually sync all my .gitignore files. And if any other developers are working on this it will always stay in sync in the repo.

vvoovv commented 6 years ago

ok