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feat: ensure .gitignore file in generated app #50

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Motivation and Context

It is impossible to deploy .gitignore files via npm packages.
Instead, Cordova templates should include gitignore files that will be
renamed to .gitignore by cordova-create@>=3.

For more details see apache/cordova-discuss#69.

Part of a solution for #30.

apache/cordova-create#53 is needed to do the actual renaming.

Description

Rename .gitignore to gitignore

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It is impossible to deploy `.gitignore` files via npm packages.
Instead, Cordova templates should include `gitignore` files that will be
renamed to `.gitignore` by `cordova-create@>=3`.

For more details see apache/cordova-discuss#69.
@raphinesse raphinesse merged commit 4046a69 into apache:master Nov 13, 2019
@raphinesse raphinesse deleted the fix-gitignore branch November 13, 2019 00:19
raphinesse added a commit to apache/cordova-create that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2019
It is impossible to deploy `.gitignore` files via npm packages.
Instead, Cordova templates should include `gitignore` files that we
rename to `.gitignore`. This PR implements that renaming.

For more details see apache/cordova-discuss#69.

This also bumps the dependency on `cordova-app-hello-world`
to a version that includes apache/cordova-app-hello-world#50.

Closes #8, apache/cordova-app-hello-world#30 and
apache/cordova-discuss#69.
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