The .*ignore files only have meaning with source control in effect. Since
the /cvs/, /.svn/, etc dirs are not included, I'd say exclude the .*ignore
files and any others related to source control.
On Sep 20, 2011 8:03 PM, "Ryan Boggs" <rmbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Dominik Guder <o...@guder.org> wrote:
>> Hi foks,
>>
>> I need your input:
>>
>> As you might know nant fileset has a bunch of default excludes.
>> I want to name mainly cvs and svn administrative folders "**/CVS/**" and
>> "**/.svn/**" as well as cvs ignore file "**/.cvsignore".
>>
>> I want to add some more to this list. Especially for Git and Mercurial.
>> These are:
>> "**/.git" and "**/.git/**" for git admin folder
>> "**/.hg" and "**/.hg/**" for hg admin folder
> I saw go for it. These should be ignored anyway.
>>
>> So what to do with git and hg ignore/config files
>> There the two ignore files .gitignore and .hgignore should they are
>> excluded by default too?
> I would think that these shouldn't be ignored. But it sounds like it
> is the norm?
>>
>> Or the other ones which are starting with .hg* or .git* like
>> .hgsvnexternals or .hgeol should they be excluded by default too?
> I am not familiar with these files. I haven't seen them before.
>>
>> If there are some other files/folders which should be excluded by
default?
>>
>> So far and many thanks in advance.
>>
>> Dominik
>>
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