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This isn't a terrible way to go about things. I normally add .*/ to the gitignore. Most crap I don't want is a hidden directory. It's easy to whitelist a fe

• tonymet 1y ago
  this really should be git's default, with a warning on git init . They decided to waste the default warning with a wrist-slap for using "master"
  • eadmund 1y ago
    > They decided to waste the default warning with a wrist-slap for using "master" I think that one can eliminate that by adding this to /etc/gitconfig, ~/.config/git/config or ~/.gitconfig as appropriate: [init] defaultBranch = master
    • tonymet 1y ago
      that's right but often CI systems are ephemeral or locked down so the logs get cluttered with this noise
      • eadmund 1y ago
        That’s fair. They really should revert that nonsense.
        • Brian_K_White 1y ago
          $ git init hint: whoa whoa whoa my dude "master" no... $ git config --global init.defaultBranch aids_is_gods_punishment_for_depravity $ git init ok
          • tonymet 1y ago
            my favorite song from team america!