There is a project. It contains a lot of unnecessary things, except for files with project settings and source code files. I need to select from it only what is needed to work on it on another computer. Of course, I would quickly bungle a utility that would get files with the necessary extension, but various data (html, xml, xsd, etc.) may be included in the project.
- On what grounds do you divide files into necessary / unnecessary ones? - free_ze
- @free_ze, if I could formulate it, I would have already written a program that would do what I need. I do not know all the signs. Sign one, these files should be enough so that I can compile the project on another computer (of course, it is assumed that the correct version of the .net framework is installed on another computer). - iRumba
- 2Another hint: you can see some opensource projects and what people exclude via the gitignore file. Since the repository is calculated on the fact that a person deploys it from scratch, there it turns out everything necessary and sufficient for this. - free_ze
- 2github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/VisualStudio.gitignore - VladD
- one@iRumba: Well, here is a section of the Pattern Format, which in theory describes what is needed. - VladD
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