I usually add the generated PDF (paper/softsynth.pdf in this case) in .gitignore. Otherwise it tends to create merge conflicts in git, since git can't "merge" changes to the PDF.
We can then attach the generated PDF to releases when, e.g., we do the initial submission.
This said, some people like having the generated PDF, because they can you read the current draft of the paper without having to checkout and build.
I can do this if we want, but I wanted to check in before just smashing around changing things.
I usually add the generated PDF (
paper/softsynth.pdf
in this case) in.gitignore
. Otherwise it tends to create merge conflicts ingit
, sincegit
can't "merge" changes to the PDF.We can then attach the generated PDF to releases when, e.g., we do the initial submission.
This said, some people like having the generated PDF, because they can you read the current draft of the paper without having to checkout and build.
I can do this if we want, but I wanted to check in before just smashing around changing things.