exclude .git folder when init'ing a local template #1404
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freshly init'd middleman projects from a local template should not include the git files from that template because that's confusing. this is to help users who clone git repos into `~/.middleman/`.
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exclude .git folder when init'ing a local template
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Like a few other people on the middleman forum, I noticed the git history is brought along when a new project is
init'd using a local template whose source is a git repo.This behavior doesn't seem right, so I fixed it. (See my comment on the aforementioned forum post.)
I hope you agree my patch is the Right Way to do it!
-Justin