fix: adds IDE specifics to gitignore #8
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LGTM. I would recommend using system global Thanks for your contribution! |
Sure, I do use that. The thing is - you cannot enforce that on every single contributor on the planet, so having it in the repo prevents from dumping random files which are irrelevant. |
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Thanks for putting this tool together. It looks like something I've been thinking of :)
As I'm digging into the code I noticed that
.gitignoreis rather simple and configuration of my IDE of choice might accidentally be added to the repo. So I extended it based on my other project. Might prevent surprises in future contributions.