Paul Burba wrote on Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 15:36:29 -0500: > This seems wrong to me. I'd expect that if I have no global-ignores > defined in any of my runtimes that nothing will be ignored. If we > feel so strongly that these default ignores should be used, why do we > create a default user config with them commented out? This code is > very old however so I wonder if there is not some good reason for this > behavior. Thoughts?
We have many placevs where the default config file contains the default value commented out --- i.e., such that uncommenting the line has no effect on the value used at run-time. I don't know why the default global-ignores (if there's no runtime config) is what it is.
