This adds GitHub's standard Visual Studio .gitignore to the project. This way anything generated in .vs/, bin/, and obj/ won't be added to the changes by default.
The standard .gitignore has one change, and that's commenting out the section for NuGet packages, just to preserve this repository's no-deps stance and leaving everything in the packages/ folder where it is.
Files that would now be git-ignored have been removed, as they're not necessary to the project. You could argue that PSXPrev.csproj.user is useful since you can change the default configuration of the repository, but this will always be added as a change every time someone changes the active configuration in VS.
This adds GitHub's standard Visual Studio
.gitignoreto the project. This way anything generated in.vs/,bin/, andobj/won't be added to the changes by default.The standard
.gitignorehas one change, and that's commenting out the section for NuGet packages, just to preserve this repository's no-deps stance and leaving everything in thepackages/folder where it is.Files that would now be git-ignored have been removed, as they're not necessary to the project. You could argue that
PSXPrev.csproj.useris useful since you can change the default configuration of the repository, but this will always be added as a change every time someone changes the active configuration in VS.