Closed matteodem closed 7 years ago
Hi @matteodem yes, it's so an individual install's files never get committed to the FDK main repo.
I suppose you are asking because you want to have version control on your own project. For this just do git init
within the dev/
folder (as mentioned here). All your project source files are within dev/
, so there's no need to have the contents of www/
in version control (it can be rebuilt easily in a different environment if required).
Does that make sense? Let me know if you still have a doubt.
Yeah that makes sense, thanks for the explanation! Shouldn't the git init
step be described here? https://github.com/fabrica-wp/fabrica-dev-kit#running-the-build-script--watch-during-active-development
It's just underneath that – but version control is not part of the build script: it's a separate process / action to gulp
, so it makes sense to us that it's in a separate section.
Thanks for trying FDK and let us know if you have any other questions / feedback.
Hi, what is exactly the idea behind the dev and www folder being git ignored? Or is that only to keep you from committing unwanted files into this project?