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It would be great if the .gitignore-File updates if one removes packages.
E.g. if I install the package bootstrap-3 with mrt add bootstrap-3
mrt add bootstrap-3
The content of the packages/.gitignore file looks like this: /bootstrap-3
/bootstrap-3
However, if I uninstall bootstrap-3 with mrt remove bootstrap-3
mrt remove bootstrap-3
the content of the packages/.gitignore file still looks like this: /bootstrap-3
This is not a bug, but it would be awesome if the .gitignore-File only contains pattern matcher for installed packages.
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+1, just encountered this issue, and stale stuff and weird Git history are not my friends.
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It would be great if the .gitignore-File updates if one removes packages.
E.g. if I install the package bootstrap-3 with
mrt add bootstrap-3
The content of the packages/.gitignore file looks like this:
/bootstrap-3
However, if I uninstall bootstrap-3 with
mrt remove bootstrap-3
the content of the packages/.gitignore file still looks like this:
/bootstrap-3
This is not a bug, but it would be awesome if the .gitignore-File only contains pattern matcher for installed packages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: