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.gitignore for .NET projects
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| # .gitignore for .NET projects | |
| # Thanks to Derick Bailey | |
| # http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/derickbailey/archive/2009/05/18/a-net-c-developer-s-gitignore-file.aspx | |
| # Additional Thanks to | |
| # - Alexey Abramov | |
| # Standard VS.NET and ReSharper Foo | |
| [Oo]bj | |
| [Bb]in | |
| *.csproj.user | |
| *ReSharper* | |
| *resharper* | |
| *.suo | |
| *.xap | |
| *.bak | |
| *.cache | |
| _cache | |
| _cache\* | |
| *log.txt | |
| *.svclog | |
| *.docstates | |
| artifacts/ | |
| */ClientBin | |
| */Generated_Code | |
| # Database projects | |
| *.dbmdl* | |
| *.dbproj.* | |
| sql/ |
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Thanks @johnnonolan, I haven't used SSRS for about 5 years, so I didn't need that. But if I ever do, now I know. :)
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For SSRS reports they produce .data files when running the reports. I'd probably include those