misc: add .idea folder to .gitignore file #9275
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patrickhulce
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.idea is common enough for this to be fine with me.
@Remexllee FWIW though, I tend to put my specific development environment files into a global gitignore, so I don't need to be so careful working on other projects with all the files I tend to have lying around :)
https://help.github.com/en/articles/ignoring-files#create-a-global-gitignore
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@patrickhulce thanks for the suggestion, I will setup it on my laptop. |
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Awesome, thanks for contributing! 🎉 |
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Summary
Add .idea folder into .gitignore file
this change for WebStorm developer to ignore .idea folder in their local env.
For Webstorm user, the idea keep ask commit ./idea folder if not ignore it. same idea for
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