.gitignore the rest of the generated files. #28
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you should just put m4/ folder or *.m4 and *.lo |
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Good point about the *.lo files. I'll update for that. |
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if there was a .m4 added in the git, it will still be tracked... until a git rm... .gitignore files are just made to prevent "untracked files" entries in "git status". "git add -f ignored.file" still works if really required.. |
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How's this look? A bit more compact I think. |
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Fine by me. |
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