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Ignore VS Code settings directory - #35358
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killercup
commented
Aug 5, 2016
Just fyi, this should probably (also) be in your system-wide gitignore. |
retep998
commented
Aug 8, 2016
I am opposed to system specific gitignores. If you have something platform or IDE specific, then it really only belongs in your personal gitignore. In my opinion the only stuff that should be in a project's gitignore are things produced normally as a result of building and running that project. |
vadimcn
commented
Aug 8, 2016
That's fine by me, but in that case rust's .gitignore could use some serious cleaning... |
steveklabnik
commented
Aug 8, 2016
I personally prefer to put them all in the project, but let's make this a @rust-lang/compiler decision, not mine. What do you all want? |
Oh I've always felt the ship has long since sailed on this, there's no way our .gitignore is "clean", so no need to have a big decision on new items, seems good to just let anything reasonable sail through at this point |
nikomatsakis
commented
Aug 9, 2016
seems fine. |
steveklabnik
commented
Aug 10, 2016
@bors: r+ rollup |
bors
commented
Aug 10, 2016
📌 Commit 751d43a has been approved by |
Ignore VS Code settings directory r? @steveklabnik
Ignore VS Code settings directory r? @steveklabnik
Ignore VS Code settings directory r? @steveklabnik
r? @steveklabnik