When using a .dieter file with a directory like "views", all files within it are compiled. However, some files within the directory might be created by an editor. When they are compiled, they cause exceptions to be thrown, which is irritating and can be quite subtle. Emacs files of the pattern ".#filename.ext" constantly cause this for me. I think the solution is to ignore files starting with a dot.
When using a .dieter file with a directory like "views", all files within it are compiled. However, some files within the directory might be created by an editor. When they are compiled, they cause exceptions to be thrown, which is irritating and can be quite subtle. Emacs files of the pattern ".#filename.ext" constantly cause this for me. I think the solution is to ignore files starting with a dot.