Added generated files to project's gitignore #59
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| io.puts "build-iPhoneOS" | ||
| io.puts "build-iPhoneSimulator" | ||
| io.puts ".build" | ||
| io.puts "*.bridgesupport" |
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I'm not sure if it's a good idea to ignore .bridgesupport files. Some projects can include manually-generated .bridgesupport files and these should go into source control.
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I've added the files generated by Cocoapods and by the vendor_project method (bridge support for 3rd party libs) to the gitignore of the projects, because such files should not be pushed to git repositories. I've also added the RubyMine files and the dat* files generated by SublimeText2.