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I don't think you read the article, there is a video at the end if you prefer. Yes we should use git ignore for the repo specific items, so if the repo has ter
by eddiejaoude 2y ago
I don't think you read the article, there is a video at the end if you prefer.
Yes we should use git ignore for the repo specific items, so if the repo has terraform it should ignore generated files - but not desktop tools people use as we all use different dev tools
- default-kramer 2y ago> Examples of folders included in the git ignore file are generated files like “.next” from NextJS or “test-results” from Playwright. These will be generated for every developer on the project regardless of their OS, IDE etc. > Yes I am saying this is wrong… (let me know if you agree/disagree below) I didn't realize that the first paragraph is saying "This is good"; I thought the second paragraph was saying that the first paragraph is bad.
- eddiejaoude 2y agooh sorry for the confusion! I do think we need both git ignores, but to be used appropriately. System global .gitignore solves a problem specific to that developer Repo .gitignore solves a problem for the project (and every developer)