Add .jfm extension to visualstudio.gitignore #2028
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There is a new file that has appeared recently in the database project directory with extension of jfm. I have filed a [stack overflow question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37704514/visual-studio-2015-database-project-directory-contains-a-file-with-extension-jfm) to enquire what this file is, however no one seems to know. Nor is there any mention of it anywhere on MS sites or the tinternet... I was happy to wait to find out what it is before submitting this PR. However, as of yesterday, it is now breaking the visual studio git plugin leading to no changes being listed in the relevant section in the Team Explorer. As such, it needs to be added to the VS gitignore to ensure no one else wastes time investigating this issue as I have done.
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Any idea when this might be merged? |
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Confirmed, this is a problem and *.jfm needs to be included in the visualstudio.gitignore |
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I'm seeing this too. The changes to |
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I propose this to be moved closer to where |
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Happy to move and resubmit if you like. I'll wait for the moderators to get back to us @JimiC |
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@TheBeardedLlama Thanks for putting in the effort around this issue. Resolution (other PR) was a little bizarre, but just glad to see that it got taken care of. |
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Reasons for making this change:
Changes section of the Team Explorer is listing no changes as git plugin fails terminally because of the presence of the jfm file
Links to documentation supporting these rule changes:
There are none except for this stack overflow question
There is a new file that has appeared recently in the database project directory with extension of jfm.
I have filed a stack overflow question to enquire what this file is, however no one seems to know. Nor is there any mention of it anywhere on MS sites or the tinternet...
I was happy to wait to find out what it is before submitting this PR. However, as of yesterday, it is now breaking the visual studio git plugin leading to no changes being listed in the relevant section in the Team Explorer.
As such, it needs to be added to the VS gitignore to ensure no one else wastes time investigating this issue as I have done.