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It'd be handy if there was an option on remote-init to copy the contents of .gitignore to .remoteignore. An alternative would be to exclude gitignored files from the regular rsync (or add a setting in .remote to do it) and have an option to include those files in remote-push/remote-pull, as the one place I can think ignore them might be annoying is if you have editor configurations that you don't check in, but do want to keep in sync on both machines.
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Yes I think this is indeed useful as a feature.
There are pros and cons of doing this at time of remote-init versus as a "dynamic include" in the .remoteignore.
I think for flexibility, keeping .remoteignore independent of .gitignore but allowing for the opportunity to seed it with .gitignore at remote-init time makes sense.
A deeper dynamic integration would involve needing support for annotations in the .gitignore or the .svnignore for the directionality of the ignore... supports for overrides / exclusions in the .remoteignore... complexity that might be overkill.
I'm closing this issue because the requested feature was added and documented. See include_vsc_ignore_patterns option description in the readme file for more details
It'd be handy if there was an option on
remote-init
to copy the contents of.gitignore
to.remoteignore
. An alternative would be to exclude gitignored files from the regular rsync (or add a setting in.remote
to do it) and have an option to include those files inremote-push
/remote-pull
, as the one place I can think ignore them might be annoying is if you have editor configurations that you don't check in, but do want to keep in sync on both machines.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: