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Warning: failed to stat (file)
See original GitHub issueIn emacs, whenever I modify a file, the console floods with messages like: Warning: failed to stat src/html/.#index.html. What is the best way to ignore these files so it doesn’t flood?
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- Created 9 years ago
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Is there any update on the
.brocignorefile? @joliss+1 to the idea of an ignore file. How is this still an issue more than a year after the issue was opened and a viable solution was proposed? Ember is one of many software platforms I use, and Emacs works flawlessly with all the others. I’m not about to switch development editors just because Broccoli isn’t playing nice.