Hi all,
after some tests in a local environment I have a (sample) .gitignore
file for Pivot trunk, in case someone wants to use GIT for local
commits, or even only for checkout and tests.

The file is here in attach, tell me if you have comments, suggestions,
improvements, etc ... I just tried with usual ant tasks and nothing
more than sources seems to be a candicate for a local commit, so all
should be good ... inside there are even some not-so-usual files
extension but useful to exclude jvm crash, exclude other source
control folders, etc ...


Some time ago some user send me some pull for git, but I have little
experience on it, so I hope that with this (and git in one in my dev
environments, active and in use since months now) we could simplify
integration with git users.

Of course we stay on svn so this could be only for general utility.


To try/test it, some info (but for Windows, sorry):
install Git for Windows, then for example do a copy of Pivot trunk in
another folder, then go to that folder, right click the mouse and
choose Git Init Here.
Then, copy the file in that folder (but renaming it in .gitignore).
Finally, Right click the mouse and chose Git Commit tool, and you have
a graphical preview of all files to be committed in the local git
repository.


Unless objections in a few days I'll commit it ...

Bye,
Sandro

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