Closed mcollina closed 6 years ago
Personally, I'm not a fan of adding .gitignore to the repo. Surprised that you do that! I just use a global gitignore that applies to all projects https://github.com/feross/dotfiles/blob/master/.gitignore-global
If you insist, can we at least restrict it to realistic options like node_modules/
instead of the kitchen sink?
@feross adding a .gitignore
simplifies project maintenance and contribution :/. I've seen so many PRs with spurious files in there. Whatever is in gitignore it gets ignored by npm as well which is a huge bonus.
(I keep a gazillion amount of files in every project folder - I tend to have more entries than the kitchen sink as well).
I'll limit it to node_modules
:).
I've also added lock files.
I've added a standard .gitignore and made the versions supported in .travis.yml explicit. I've also added 10 in .travis.yml.