Open esandorfi opened 4 years ago
Would it be a best practice to include the .mo files in your repo? If so we can remove that line from the gitignore. Or do they get generated from a source file that should be included instead?
Best pratices I think is to remove it from .gitignore. As normal django behaviour is to use the .mo/.po files as a standard configuration. So you do not broke it by default.
Using standard CodeRed CMS install, you have .gitignore from project_templates with
Of course, using django compilemessages and makemessages generate a .mo files for each language. Don't forget to comment this line before your git deploy or it won't work.