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The other file that uses .gitignore style syntax is the exclude file found in .git/info/
This is used for people to add ignores necessary for their local environment but not something that makes sense to commit into say, a team repo.
For instance, I have an intellij plugin for work, but not everyone uses it. Sadly, the plugin author (I will not name names but it's from a prominent company) decided to create some weird folder in the root of my project and throw an xml file in it instead of doing this in the .idea folder.
It'd be good if we could re-use the functionality we get for .gitignore for exclude.
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@hsz, For make .git is visible – you should remove .git from Ignore files and folders input. Its need for working with .git/hooks and .git/info/ or other:
The other file that uses .gitignore style syntax is the
exclude
file found in.git/info/
This is used for people to add ignores necessary for their local environment but not something that makes sense to commit into say, a team repo.
For instance, I have an intellij plugin for work, but not everyone uses it. Sadly, the plugin author (I will not name names but it's from a prominent company) decided to create some weird folder in the root of my project and throw an xml file in it instead of doing this in the .idea folder.
It'd be good if we could re-use the functionality we get for .gitignore for exclude.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: