gitignore/MetaProgrammingSystem.gitignore

workspace.xml
junitvmwatcher*.properties
build.properties

# generated java classes and java source files
#   manually add any custom artifacts that can't be generated from the models
#   http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/MPSD25/HowTo+--+MPS+and+Git
classes_gen
source_gen
source_gen.caches

# generated test code and test results
test_gen
test_gen.caches
TEST-*.xml
junit*.properties
add Meta Programming System gitignore files The Meta Programming System is a language workbench created by JetBrains. http://jetbrains.com/mps/ By default this file will ignore the generated java source and the compiled java classes that are produced by the language compiler. It will only add the Models which contain all information necessary to reproduce the the java source code and the the resulting class files. In addition to the generated source code it will ignore the test result files and test property files, because those are also generated from the models. The ignore file also prevents commiting the workspace.xml which contains the currently editor state, like open files and cursor position. 2013-12-15 18:44:00 +01:00			`workspace.xml`
			`junitvmwatcher*.properties`
			`build.properties`

			`# generated java classes and java source files`
Grammar/formatting tweak to comments Fixes #897 with amendment 2014-06-12 03:40:58 +02:00			`# manually add any custom artifacts that can't be generated from the models`
			`# http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/MPSD25/HowTo+--+MPS+and+Git`
add Meta Programming System gitignore files The Meta Programming System is a language workbench created by JetBrains. http://jetbrains.com/mps/ By default this file will ignore the generated java source and the compiled java classes that are produced by the language compiler. It will only add the Models which contain all information necessary to reproduce the the java source code and the the resulting class files. In addition to the generated source code it will ignore the test result files and test property files, because those are also generated from the models. The ignore file also prevents commiting the workspace.xml which contains the currently editor state, like open files and cursor position. 2013-12-15 18:44:00 +01:00			`classes_gen`
			`source_gen`
			`source_gen.caches`

			`# generated test code and test results`
			`test_gen`
			`test_gen.caches`
			`TEST-*.xml`
			`junit*.properties`