The .gitignore file has quite a few rules that will match in any directory, even though a file matching that rule has been committed. For example, src/elm-mdc.js is matched by elm-mdc.js when it seems as though only the /elm-mdc.js produced during a build is intended to be excluded.
I've tightened up the ignore rules by based on the files produced when I build the project locally. There's a few instances where I've had to make an educated guess (e.g. I never found test.html but assumed someone may have created files matching that on their machine for testing, so I've left that particular rule in there).
The
.gitignorefile has quite a few rules that will match in any directory, even though a file matching that rule has been committed. For example,src/elm-mdc.jsis matched byelm-mdc.jswhen it seems as though only the/elm-mdc.jsproduced during a build is intended to be excluded.I've tightened up the ignore rules by based on the files produced when I build the project locally. There's a few instances where I've had to make an educated guess (e.g. I never found
test.htmlbut assumed someone may have created files matching that on their machine for testing, so I've left that particular rule in there).