# Exclude "new" files from showing as "Untracked files" during commit (or git status).
# For supported pattern formats and other documentation see https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore.
#
# Notes:
# 1. This does *not* affect files that have already been added to the repository and are currently being tracked in git.
# 2. In order to ignore files or directories that are only relevant to your local setup:
#   - add an entry to .git/info/exclude (this file will not be shared to others)
#   - for directories, add a .gitignore file to that directory with a single asterisk (ignore all)
# 3. In order to include a more specific file/directory that was excluded by a previous rule/pattern, use the `!` character
# 3. Note that any sub-directory in the hierarchy may define additional .gitignore files. This feature should be used
#    sparsely if at all. Please list all additional .gitignore file locations below
# 4. In order to "debug" ignore rules, use `git check-ignore -v /path/to/afile`

# OS stuff
.DS_Store
Thumbs.db

# general temporary files
*.tmp
*.log
*.lock

*.csr
*.key
*.crt

# sublime project files
*.sublime-project
*.sublime-workspace

# I used to have this versioned but I removed it from all commits. Eventually it will
# move to real bug tracking butin the mean time allow it to live ignored in my local repo
punchlist.txt

# testing stuff.
testing/regressions/bin/swaks-last-release
testing/regressions/var/*
