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As a developer I want to have a concise, readable .gitignore file, which is tailored to the specific framework and technology So that it's easy for me (and my colleagues) to quickly grasp which files are being ignored and what I have to add myself (in non-standard projects).
Motivation
The current version of .gitignore for Django and Flask is big and ugly. It's similar to GitHub's gitignore for Python, which contains just about everything you would want to ignore for any generic Python project (PyData, NumPy, SciPy, and IDEs included).
As a developer
I want to have a concise, readable
.gitignore
file,which is tailored to the specific framework and technology
So that it's easy for me (and my colleagues) to quickly grasp which files are being ignored
and what I have to add myself (in non-standard projects).
Motivation
The current version of
.gitignore
for Django and Flask is big and ugly. It's similar to GitHub's gitignore for Python, which contains just about everything you would want to ignore for any generic Python project (PyData, NumPy, SciPy, and IDEs included).Role Models & Considerations
.gitignore
(GitHub).gitignore
(this repository)Global gitignore
For IDEs and other stuff that is globally valid on a developer machine we may suggest using an appropriate global gitignore file.
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