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I've used that file before but... it always felt sort of hacky. And every time I want to use it, I need to figure out where it is. It really feels like there sh
by RHSeeger 3y ago
I've used that file before but... it always felt sort of hacky. And every time I want to use it, I need to figure out where it is. It really feels like there should be a more obvious, straight forward way to do it. Admittedly, "user friendly" is not git's strong suit.
- arp242 3y agoThe .git directory seems like the obvious location for it; I agree that info/exclude isn't the most obvious path (I had to look up what the exact path was again for my previous comment), but all things considered that seems like a minor issue. I suppose you could symlink .git/ignore to .git/info/exclude or something in the git template.
- RHSeeger 3y ago> The .git directory seems like the obvious location for it The same location as .gitignore seems like the obvious location for it, to me.