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Re: gitignore design

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Lllucianf <llucianf@gmail.com>
Date
Jul 29, 2011, 12:01 UTC
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sorry but this is not always the case. there are plenty of cases (project files is most common example) in which i need files in repo but i do not need git to track them. so why i cant just simply enumerate those project files into .gitignore and 'persuade' git to simply forget about them?

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