Closed texnixe closed 4 years ago
@riftshadow no, it makes perfect sense. The lock files contain temporary data about locked pages. I cannot see a use case where you want to keep them stored in your repo and sync them between different environments. But if there's one, it's easy to remove the rule from the gitignore again.
@bastianallgeier isnt it bad practise to add actual .lock file to the .gitignore?