2026-10-11 03:09 UTC
Nonono. This makes sense.
It ignores all other gitignore files in all subdirectories.
It would be one way to enforce concentrating all ignores into this file (or its ancestors).
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@Ephera@lemmy.ml 2026-10-11 03:40
Had a quick playaround with it: Yes, that does prevent gitignore files from being committed. It does not prevent locally-created gitignore files from being applied. But I’d say the latter is overall a good thing, as some build tools will do a echo “*” > build/.gitignore to have their build-folder add itself to the ignore-list.