Closed erysdren closed 1 month ago
I also think it's convenient to have a .gitignore here to declutter the working tree status after I've checked out a commit from the main repo. On my fork, I also have history.txt
and .vscode
ignored, but the .o
and .d
files are the main source of frustration for me (which are covered by @erysdren's commit).
I don't like .gitignore. Let's leave this out for now.
Just to make working a little easier, so git doesn't accidentally pull all the object and dependency files.