Ignore bin directory

[karlfreeman]

Used by Bundler's --binstubs

[karlfreeman]

Going to sweep across all repo's with changes bundled up rather than individual ones.

[fuadsaud]

Binstubs should be commited, right?

[jodosha]

@fuadsaud Nope.

[fuadsaud]

Hum, didn't know about that.

[jodosha]

@fuadsaud Binstubs are a facility while developing applications, not gems.

[fuadsaud]

I understand what they are, but I always assumed it was a good idea to commit them (at least when building apps).

[jwreagor]

@fuadsaud it's not common practice to commit binstubs since they are a developer construct and will indefinitely change from developer to developer.

I work on Ruby projects with people using all kinds of different VM managers and I've found that to keep things clean and simple I generate my binstubs within .bin and add ./.bin to my shell's PATH. This helps when working on libraries that do and do not have a commited /bin. You can also place .bin in your global ~/.gitignore and never worry about it again.