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That's what I do as well. Since you can .gitignore entire directories, that makes it easy. And one major advantage is having `git status` tell you if new things
by JoshTriplett 2y ago
That's what I do as well. Since you can .gitignore entire directories, that makes it easy. And one major advantage is having `git status` tell you if new things show up, so you can decide whether to track or ignore them (or change how/whether they're created in the first place).
- skinner927 2y agoOne better, put a '*' in your .gitignore and then !.vimrc the files you do want to track.