I am using Git more and more these days and I really love how easy it is create branches and switch between them. If you have not tried out Git before, I really would encourage you to do so. Here is my current .gitignore file. This file basically tells Git what files to exclude when looking at a repository for changes, etc.
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Really appreciated you sharing this file. I have a quick question for you: What if you are wanting to clone your project onto another computer, and you need all the supporting libraries, do you have a suggestion for handling this situation?
Thank you
Actually, this scenario is already accounted for, as I am specifically including any files in the lib and packages folders, which are the two directories where my supporting libraries reside in all of my projects. So these are being added to the git repository and will be available in any cloned projects. Hope this helps.
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