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This decreases the frustration using git by hiding all of the files that
should not be committed to the repository.
The first step was to add the common files with obvious extensions e.g.
`.o`. Next I dumped the results of git status into `.gitignore` with
`git status | tail -n +5 | awk '{print $2}' | head -n 52 >> .gitignore`.
This file will need to be modified in the future if new compilation
units are introduced.
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Ignore files generated during compilation.
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Ben, can you make sure this didn't miss anything from svn:ignore. Apparently converting the repositories didn't handle ignored files. Also, I'd like to see the executables e.g. work_queue_worker moved into a .gitignore in dttools/src rather than have everything at the top-level. |
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Sure, will do.
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This decreases the frustration using git by hiding all of the files that
should not be committed to the repository.
The first step was to add the common files with obvious extensions e.g.
.o. Next I dumped the results of git status into.gitignorewithgit status | tail -n +5 | awk '{print $2}' | head -n 52 >> .gitignore.This file will need to be modified in the future if new compilation
units are introduced.