The original Gradle (7.5) doc says:
The project root directory contains all source files that are part of
your project. In addition, it contains files and directories that are
generated by Gradle such as |.gradle| and |build|. While the former
are usually checked in to source control, the latter are transient
files used by Gradle to support features like incremental builds.
see:
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/directory_layout.html#dir:project_root
regards,
Bernd
On 06.08.22 02:26, Owen Thomas wrote:
I have my projects running. All is good in the world.
I see the directory indicated in the title of this message sometimes
contains files for projects with old names (I converted my project
names from camel to kebab case when this was indicated to me as the
standard in gradle/maven, so I did as I was told).
Is it important to keep nb-cache under version control in Git? Are
there any other NetBeans or Gradle directories that can be ignored? Do
I ignore them or do I exclude them from the commit?
Thanks,
Owen.
