Make explicitly clear that removing dist/ from .gitignore will make git start tracking it—which means the .gitignore change needs to be committed, as well as the dist/ directory that is no longer being ignored. This was an issue in 015 with some developers.
BenGitsCode
commented
7 years ago
To avoid confusion.
Make explicitly clear that removing
dist/from.gitignorewill make git start tracking it—which means the.gitignorechange needs to be committed, as well as thedist/directory that is no longer being ignored. This was an issue in 015 with some developers.