Closed jfranklin9000 closed 5 years ago
Pretty sure you want to add it to your global .gitignore
instead? I don't think repo-specific .gitignore
s should concern themselves with OS or editor files (unless the repo is only usable by one specific editor).
I'm inclined to agree with @Fang- here. I don't have terribly strong opinions on what ought go in a project's .gitignore
, but arvo's is pretty minimal as-is, so for hygienic purposes we might as well keep it that way and restrict entries to be project- -- rather than contributor- -- specific.
(By that logic of course we can just gut the whole .gitignore
file as-is, since I believe the only project-specific entry in there is no longer relevant.)
OK, I added it to my global .gitignore.
+1: .gitignore is for files reader by tools included/referenced in the repo (*.o node_modules etc), .git/info/exclude and ~/.gitignore are for file-browser editor backup etc artefacts.
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