Closed gregsohl closed 11 years ago
I don't know about all of this.
First off, there is a lot in here that isn't needed. If someone has Resharper or DocProject, they should add ignores to their own global configuration. I only want things in the gitignore that are build artifacts.
Second, the comment style isn't consistent and there's a "TODO" in there.
Can we prune and clean this a bit?
I can follow that methodology. We've been tending to utilize this industry vetted version from the github repository then adding project specific things at the bottom. It seems to cover everything we run into from a tooling standpoint.
I've modified the .gitignore to include the standard contents from https://github.com/github/gitignore for .NET solutions. This includes ReSharper items and others that were not being ignored.
Also turned on ignoring of the nuget packages folder, as I used nUnit for tests on another upcoming change.