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On Thu, 13 Aug 2015 07:43:24 -0700 |
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Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o> wrote: |
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> No, there clearly should be some things that are commonly present |
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> that should never be committed. Those common things should be in a |
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> global .gitignore. I did not read the entire thread(s) but it seemed |
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> there was more bikeshedding that was necessary. I had not seen |
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> mention of an alternate git ignore setting that could be used without |
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> the need to have a locally modified .gitignore that someone must |
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> constantly refrain from committing with git constantly reminding them |
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> it has been modified and lest they be chastised for committing it ;) |
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We should have common editor artifacts and backup files in there, I |
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generally use this in just about every repository I touch: |
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*~ |
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.*.sw[po] |
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.*.un~ |
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*# |
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.#* |
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This should cover vim and emacs, if there other editors that like to |
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drop files around, we should consider adding those as well.0 |
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