Closed bcorfman closed 2 years ago
Is this really a problem people are facing? The project is made out of so few files that I find it hard to not notice other files that shouldn't be there. Personally, I dislike huge .gitignore files, most of the time you could just ignore locally.
Understood. Thank you for suggesting alternatives. I will close this.
I discovered there isn't a .gitignore file that keeps Git from tracking some files that shouldn't be checked into the repo, e.g., miscellaneous Python, OS X and common text editor directories and/or files. This smooths out the everyday commits and pushes with Git, and it can be expanded further as needed.