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This example would be an universal-and-for-all-the-projects or what? What if I want to put my example .gitignore for an Android app?
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Mmmm, my idea is to have an universal recommendation. If you have an specific .gitignore file for android I suggest you to include all non-problematic lines in current file. And also you could add a clean link for your .gitignore file for android.
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I disagree with the "global" recommendation strategy. Different technologies will generate different "crap" that we want to ignore automatically, and we will want developers to be aware of what they add and what they exclude, making a conscious decision.
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I agree with you, but I also want to provide an easy way to start a project. I think that it is better to start a new project with this .gitignore file than start without any .gitignore. Also you can adapt it as you want, or use it to take some lines for a new one.
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Agreed. I'll add an issue to the repo so that we can discuss, and if most of us agree, we'll close the ticket when somebody implements the solution (whatever the solution is).
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I think this is one of the best pull requests of the documentation. A very useful information here. Thanks, good job! |
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Thanks Matias, I am merging in order to add a new one, hehe |
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| You can see a `.gitattributes` file example [in our GitHub repository](https://github.com/MakingSense/migration-to-git/tree/gh-pages/3-working-with-git/examples/.gitattributes). |
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Could we use relative links in here so that this works in forks too?
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No, because I want to link the file in GitHub and not in GitHub Pages, what do yuo think?
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Aside from those two comments of mine, everything else looks great to me! |
HI @matiasbeckerle, @noeliasfranco, @AlphaGit
I have added examples of
.gitignoreand.gitattributesfiles, a description of them, a description of.gitconfigand also an article about dealing with line endings.