Add default .gitignore file when creating a new project
See original GitHub issueclio_env
and .clio-cache
are in the working tree when a new project is created. That should not be the case.
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- Created 4 years ago
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Oh, I see what’s wrong. I didn’t
cd
into the project to make a git status. Now I see it untracked. You’re right. My bad.Yup, please.