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files are added anyway under solution control? #316

Open lucamorelli opened 8 years ago

lucamorelli commented 8 years ago

Hi, I added these two entry in the .gitignore file of the solution

**/wwwroot/[Aa]pp/**/*.map
**/wwwroot/[Aa]pp/**/*.js

in the wwwroot/app of my project I deploy the result of the compilation of the typescript files that are under the apprott, and for this reason I don't want that the resulting file are added to the repository any time. I think the result shoud skip these files inside the wwwroot\app directory of every project in the solution, but when I try to commit the files I see this:

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I don't see what is wrong. Looks like is a tooling problem because if I open the local repository just after I added the solution to source control I see this

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The ignores are respected

babeal commented 8 years ago

Source control issues need to be addressed asap please. #18 workaround of using DnxInvisibleFolders no longer works either.

sayedihashimi commented 8 years ago

TFS: 174124 I've added this to our internal TFS, we will reply back here soon.

ghost commented 8 years ago

This bug also applies to other kinds of files like log files: Steps to reproduce (TFS+VS2015): Add logs files by making webserver log to web.cong: 1) <httpPlatform processPath="%DNX_PATH%" arguments="%DNX_ARGS%" stdoutLogFile="..\logs\httpplatform-stdout" stdoutLogEnabled="true" startupTimeLimit="3600"/> 2) Add a ".tfignore" file with the following:

logs
*.log
logs\*.*

3) Run the application in VS2015 and notice that the generated log files are added to TFS regardless of the ".tfignore" file.

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