A .NET (C#) Developer’s .gitignore File

If you use monodevelop add:

*.usertasks

*.userprefs

and if you have 3rd party components with bad licensing tech, you will want to ignore also

*.licx

another tip - you can do a "global" .gitignore with git config, but that won't work on a shared repo. However, you can save a stock .gitignore in some root folder (i keep mine in ~/code) and then alias the "git init" or "git clone" commands to include copying that .gitignore to the local dir

StyleCop.Cache if you use StyleCop.

This is global svn ignore pattern of our team (.Net developers + some Dreamweaver users). Thanks for sharing!

*.bak

*.cache

*.dll

*.log

*.obj

*.suo

*.swp

*.user

*ReSharper*

*resharper*

_compareTemp

_notes

aspnet_client

bin

bin/*

httpd.parse.errors

obj  

Thumbs.db

If you use a file-based DB or file-based logs, you may  want to account for those too. In my case I very often have machine-specific config settings that go in a file that I don't want in the repo.

If I'm not mistaken, the *.resharper will kill solutionwide settings for resharper (if you're using them).

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Awesome.

Surely, this belongs in a gist :)

http://gist.github.com/114476

Mine is very similar...

obj/

Obj/

bin/

Bin/

*.suo

*.resharper.user

_ReSharper.*

Tmp/

Log/

Uploads/

You should create a GitHub account and place this file there so you can reference it at any time.  That and you can share it with the community.

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Anyone that follow me on twitter likely knows that I’m a big fan of Git these days. I’ll spare you the

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