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@ac1235 who makes a git for a small CS assignment? o.O
I mean, I can understand a group project, but making gits for every single assignment may be called illness :/ -
@taglia I make a Git-repo for pretty much every class I'm taking at uni. Mostly because it makes it easy to work both from the laptop and the desktop. And as my uni has its own gitlab-server, all my fuckups are stored hidden away from the judging public 😅
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@taglia If it was small enough for the loss to not matter
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@Condor I think . is handled specially in here. The pattern has to explicitly start with a dot in order to match dot files. I have read that somewhere but I'm not 100% sure.
The goal of one of my CS assignments was to learn about makefile, and during the last minute - literally while I was waiting for the professor to come over - I was just making everything presentable and getting rid of noise. I figured putting rm -r *.* in clean would be a good way to get rid of all the debug output.
To be fair, my project folder was indeed pretty clean afterwards.
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