Closed scottlowe closed 7 years ago
Thanks! Can you remove the "Exclude IntelliJ" commit from the PR?
I've removed the .gitignore
commit, as requested. Does that mean that you'd prefer not to receive future additions to .gitignore
, or are you simply indicating that you prefer a strict separation of concerns in PRs?
Both reasons 😃
I think IDE-specific ignore directives are probably better suited to project-local ignore files, such as .git/info/ignore
in the project directory, or user-local ignore files, such as the one defined by the core.excludesfile
option.
So one thing I've done is to create a global .gitignore:
git config --global core.excludesfile ~/.gitignore_global
And then I've added all my IDE-specific ignore patterns to that.
Okay, thanks for the explanation (and education)! I was asking because the project I'm currently working on uses the duct-framework, so I may submit PRs for other modules in the future, and it's good to know what you want, what you expect and how you work 😄
Are you using the alpha version?
Currently have the following dependencies:
[duct/core "0.1.1"]
[duct/module.logging "0.1.1"]
[duct/module.web "0.1.1"]
[duct/module.cljs "0.1.2"]
Project is fairly bare-bones at the moment, and we appreciate that it's early days for duct.
Background: We've started a new project and a significant requirement was that we wanted to use integrant, rather than component or mount, since we've not been satisfied with either of those in other projects.
There shouldn't be too many significant changes in the future, but I have just released two breaking changes for 0.9.0-alpha3 that are probably worth mentioning.
The first is that from Integrant 0.4.0 onward, #ref
has been changed to #ig/ref
. See weavejester/integrant#12 for the discussion around that.
The second is that Duct modules from version 0.2.0 onward are self-ordering, so they no longer require the :duct.core/modules
key. See the modules section of the duct/core project.
If you have any feedback around the Duct 0.9.0 alpha, I'd be interested to hear it.
Cheers. Much appreciated. Will update the project now.
Hey, are you actually in the UK right now? It's well after 2am there!
It is, but I like working late :)
I ran
lein test
with no issues 👌