Update gitignore vim #1561
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Update gitignore vim #1561
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@paulharris, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @jay and @bagder to be potential reviewers. |
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Just note that you managed to push an unrelated test cases here as well... I'll cherry-pick the gitignore fix! |
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Oops, thanks!
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Very simple change!
It was ignoring ..swp
but it should be ..sw?
because vim will create .file.swp, and if the swap already exists,
create .file.swo, then .file.swn, etc etc