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For all of you who use Git on a daily basis, you probably know annoying it is to write .gitignore files yourself. But why do so? Someone else has already written them for you! Now for the really “lazy” ones, I wrote gemignore , which is a command-line utility which automatically adds snippets to you .gitignore files. Just take it for a test-drive:

Features planned as soon as I have the time to write them:

Find the nearest .gitignore file instead of using the current working directory

Add other sources for .gitignore snippets? (if you know any, please leave a comment :)

Proper command-line help – Added in 0.2.0

If you can think of a feature you’d like to see in gemignore feel free to post it as a comment. And please report any bugs you find here .

For all of you who use Git on a daily basis, you probably know annoying it is to write .gitignore files yourself. But why do so? Someone else has already...

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