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The .gitignore rule "Icon?" will also match directories such as "icons/", at least on a case-insensitive file-system (this happened to me on OS X 10.7). I only noticed this several days later because a developer was complaining about missing icons in his repository. I don't really know what type of files this rule is supposed to match, but I guess the described behavior is not expected. |
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Archives.gitignore | ||
CVS.gitignore | ||
Eclipse.gitignore | ||
Emacs.gitignore | ||
FlexBuilder.gitignore | ||
IntelliJ.gitignore | ||
Linux.gitignore | ||
Mercurial.gitignore | ||
NetBeans.gitignore | ||
OSX.gitignore | ||
README.md | ||
Redcar.gitignore | ||
SBT.gitignore | ||
SVN.gitignore | ||
Tags.gitignore | ||
TextMate.gitignore | ||
vim.gitignore | ||
VisualStudio.gitignore | ||
Windows.gitignore |
Globally Useful gitignores
This directory contains globally useful gitignores, e.g. OS-specific and editor specific.
For more on global gitignores: http://help.github.com/git-ignore/
And a good blog post about 'em: http://augustl.com/blog/2009/global_gitignores