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shiftkey and others added 30 commits January 29, 2017 14:04
Since the version 5.2, Unity has used Visual Studio 2015 instead of MonoDevelop as default script editor in Windows.
This change may be helpful for Unity developers who use the recent version of Unity in Windows.
Unity: ignore Visual Studio 2015 cache directory
[Node] make directory rules explicit
[Go] Update ignore patterns.
[Global/JetBrains] add support for Rider and nested projects
[Magento] basic files that must be ignored
Add an explanation to reduce PHP framework clutter
Added .gitignore for PureScript
[Node/VisualStudio] ignore typings directory
Ignoring more generated file for Java project
This adds ignores for the `yarn-debug.log*` and `yarn-error.log*` files sometimes produced by the [Yarn package manager](https://yarnpkg.com).
Add missing space for the last comment
augustoproiete and others added 29 commits November 29, 2017 11:51
Prevents directories: `Library`
`Temp`
`Obj`
`Build`
`Builds`
`Assets/AssetStoreTools`
from being included in the remote if the project sits in the `Assets` folder.
* Update Unity.gitignore

Prevents directories: `Library`
`Temp`
`Obj`
`Build`
`Builds`
`Assets/AssetStoreTools`
from being included in the remote if the project sits in the `Assets` folder.

* removed wildcards from Unity's .gitignore
Add .jekyll-cache/ as per envygeeks/jekyll-assets
The out of date models flag is automatically generated by the system, we don't want this in Git
Rails 5 uses npm to handle javascript dependancies, node_modules should not be checked in to git.
Added extensions for prepackaged app and toolbox file, pregenerated helpsearch folders.
* Add *.snk strong name key files

Strong name key files shouldn't be included in a repository AFAIK. they are intended to sign build output to verify that it comes from the correct publisher. having an *.snk in a repository would allow anyone to produce build as if they were the original publisher.

I guess some OSS projects might like to have *.snk files in their repos but that would be an exception to the rule.

* Make use of *.snk optional

Add note explaining use.

* Reduce explanation

Just use a link instead
* Update Eclipse.gitignore

* Update Eclipse.gitignore
When you build a Go executable, which does already exists and is in use on Windows (e.g. running) then the output binary name will be extended by a '~' prefix.
https://github.com/golang/go/blob/558eeb2d850d064b0b02b65a7bf3af6c108c248d/src/cmd/go/internal/work/exec.go#L1165-L1170
Considering the VisualStudio gitignore file contains a line "**/[Pp]ackages/*", these 2 lines from Umbraco gitignore never get applied properly to the desired files, even though Umbraco lines were added after the VS lines. I guess the VS's line is more specific, so it gets a priority of some sort.
Fixed the unignore of folder 'packages'
Add fastlane in Android gitignore
Added a temporary file used in MacTeX
@sepatus88 sepatus88 changed the title Patch 1 owino Jan 29, 2018
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