Greetings, I'm setting up some git repositories for a web2py project where the staging and some dev will be done under linux while other developers will be done under win32. For simplicities sake, the pure python implementation of web2py will be checked in as well as the applications. win32 files will not be checked in and will need to be updated by local developers if the environment changes. As such I've created the following .gitignore file for the project: *.pyc *.pid cache.lock cache.shelve* *.bak databases *.log *.sqlite sessions *.pyd *.exe *.dll tcl cron.master library.zip
Does that look appropriate? Anything that will bite me later? Also during the initial check in onto the win32 machine I seem to have run into some differences with line endings on pyrtf files specifically PropertySets.py Styles.py and __init__.py have both unix and windows endings. Doing a commit on the windows side resolves them all to be the same ending but I fear the next time I take a drop from web2py.com they'll be undone.
