Closed drjayvee closed 4 years ago
For sure you are right. It was meant to execlude generated files only.
I just added your suggestion which seems to work. Can you verify this through the master?
Verify? You mean create a PR against master? I'd be happy to.
Edit: nevermind, I understand what you meant. Currently testing...
:-) No, I already updated .gitignore
in the master. I just wanted to know if you have a way to test "setasign/tfpdf": "dev-master"
in combination with this:
composer install
git add --all .
git push soemthing-else HEAD
?
:D I can confirm that the .gitignore
works as it did previously. 👍
Will you create a new release straight away? Otherwise I'll implement the workaround (git add -f ...
) for the time being.
Maybe this is by design, but I'm wondering why the
.gitignore
contains the linefont/unifont/*.php
, whenfont/unifont/ttfonts.php
is required as anautoload
incomposer.json
.Maybe the point was to exclude generated files like
font/unifont/dejavu.mtx.php
.In that case, I would propose changing the
.gitignore
line to readfont/unifont/*.*.*
, which excludes*.cw.dat
,*.mtx.php
and*.cw127.php
, but notttfonts.php
.Background: I'm running into this because our project's code delivery basically does
Since this update,
vendor/setasign/tfpdf/font/unifont/ttfonts.php
is excluded, which causes problems. I can fix this in other ways, but I wanted to raise this issue.