I already do have it in my personal gitignore (.git/info/exclude) which works fine. I just thought there might be a lot of people using clangd, and I thought it might be handy to put it in for everyone.
I'm just interested in hearing what others think; thank you for your response Steven On Fri, Aug 20, 2021, 1:48 AM Stephen J. Turnbull < [email protected]> wrote: > Jack DeVries writes: > > > What does everyone think? Can we add these two items to the .gitignore: > > > > - `.cache` > > - `compile_commands.json` > > I don't see any cost to this -- .cache is uncomfortably generic, but > given the semantics of "cache" gitignoring it seems a good idea. > > ISTM rather than have every project add these to the project-specific > gitignore this is really something every clang user should have in > their personal gitignore for best effect. As long as they don't > though, having the project do it will avoid inadvertantly git-adding > these objects. > > Steve >
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