On Mon, 16 Nov, 2015 at 00:42:10 GMT, Kevin Kofler wrote:
> Till Maas wrote:
>> It also breaks git clean which is used to clean files. What is the
>> reason that making .gitignore append-only would be useful btw?
>
> If I don't bother cleaning away the old tarballs, I don't want them to show
> up as uncommitted files in git-cola (or command-line "git status", I suppose
> – I always use git-cola), polluting my list of files to commit.
You can set up a global .gitignore. The reasoning is that adding .*.sw*
to every repo just because you use Vim is silly. It is, of course,
overriden by any "don't exclude" lines in a repo-local .gitignore file.
Here's some of my configuration:
.config/git/config:
[core]
excludesfile = ~/.local/share/git/gitignore
.local/share/git/gitignore:
# Vim backup files
.*.sw*
.*.un~
# Object files
*.o
*.obj
# Autotools
*.lo
*.la
.libs/
.deps/
autom4te.cache/
.dirstamp
# gettext
*.gmo
*.pot
# Python files
*.pyc
*.pyo
__pycache__/
# Tarballs and zip files
*.rar
*.tar.*
*.tgz
*.zip
--Ben
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