Ignore template top level tex file.

[cirosantilli]

Ignore the filename.tex file on the toplevel of the template, as it is an output file generated from data on Book.txt and config/book.yml on sc build. Use glob because the exact filename is determined in config/book.yml and could be anything.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same when pulling 41926ef on cirosantilli:ignore-toplevel into a0edb82 on softcover:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same when pulling df074c0 on cirosantilli:ignore-toplevel into a0edb82 on softcover:master.

[mhartl]

This won't work for über-power users who use raw PolyTeX and bypass Book.txt entirely, but they can put .tex under version control by hand. I agree that the proposed addition is a sensible default.

[cirosantilli]

@mhartl Ah, I didn't know you could bypass it with PolyTeX. Actually, I'm quite interested in doing that since I want to compile a single PolyTeX input file into both PDF and HTML, but I couldn't find it documented. How can it be done? In particular, how to prevent Softcover from overwriting the hand edited file?

[mhartl]

This is actually covered in the stub Chapter 6 of the manual:

Advanced users can remove Book.txt and edit <book name>.tex directly.