Closed jeffkowalski closed 8 years ago
Is it worth it?, What's wrong with make clean
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Thanks for taking the time to review.
The additions in .gitignore via this commit allows developers to clearly see "what's really changed" in their local repos. The built products of make shouldn't interfere with that clear view. If, for example, I'm working on a source file and periodically building and testing, I'd like to see that I've changed only the source file, because in the end only those changes would be committed. It's cumbersome to make clean
just to get that view. I'll mention that it's a typical custom in git use to ignore these product files.
That's cool, just wanted a justification ;). Cheers for the additions. If you can check from time to time, keeping it updated would be useful.
Ignore the .cmd files, and all binaries produced during compilation