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default .bithoundrc file for ignoring project files (modify as needed and commit to the root of your project)
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{ | |
"ignore": [ | |
"**/deps/**", | |
"**/node_modules/**", | |
"**/thirdparty/**", | |
"**/third_party/**", | |
"**/vendor/**", | |
"**/**-min-**", | |
"**/**-min.**", | |
"**/**.min.**", | |
"**/**jquery.?(ui|effects)-*.*.?(*).?(cs|j)s", | |
"**/**jquery-*.*.?(*).?(cs|j)s", | |
"**/prototype?(*).js", | |
"**/**?(*).ts", | |
"**/mootools*.*.*.js", | |
"**/dojo.js", | |
"**/MochiKit.js", | |
"**/yahoo-*.js", | |
"**/yui*.js", | |
"**/ckeditor*.js", | |
"**/tiny_mce*.js", | |
"**/tiny_mce/?(langs|plugins|themes|utils)/**", | |
"**/MathJax/**", | |
"**/shBrush*.js", | |
"**/shCore.js", | |
"**/shLegacy.js", | |
"**/modernizr.custom.?(*).js", | |
"**/knockout-*.*.*.debug.js", | |
"**/extjs/*.js", | |
"**/extjs/*.xml", | |
"**/extjs/*.txt", | |
"**/extjs/*.html", | |
"**/extjs/*.properties", | |
"**/extjs/.sencha", | |
"**/extjs/docs/**", | |
"**/extjs/builds/**", | |
"**/extjs/cmd/**", | |
"**/extjs/examples/**", | |
"**/extjs/locale/**", | |
"**/extjs/packages/**", | |
"**/extjs/plugins/**", | |
"**/extjs/resources/**", | |
"**/extjs/src/**", | |
"**/extjs/welcome/**", | |
"bower_components/**" | |
], | |
"test": [ | |
"**/test/**", | |
"**/tests/**", | |
"**/spec/**", | |
"**/specs/**" | |
], | |
"dependencies": { | |
"unused-ignores": [] | |
} | |
} |
Is it too late to allow this to be YAML OR JSON format?
Is it necessary to ignore *.{html,txt,xml,properties}
files?
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@DamonOehlman I find value in ignoring them, simply because those files can get very long and full of redundant code. Unfortunately I don't think there's a reasonably way to split it up unless you use requirejs and split your build process across multiple files. At that point, I don't think you gain anything by using grunt or gulp.