It is good to have .ignore files at the root of a project's repo. (bzr, hg, git, but not Perforce)
It is good to have global ignores - as the bzr manuals say "ignored files which are not project specific, but more user specific. Rather than add these ignores to every project, bzr supports a global ignore file ~/.bazaar/ignore
In addition to "per-user global", it is also good to have "global across an installation". Git has this, but not bzr.
Andy "Krazy" Glew is a computer architect, a long time poster on comp.arch ... and an evangelist of collaboration tools such as wikis, calendars, blogs, etc. Plus an occasional commentator on politics, taxes, and policy. Particularly the politics of multi-ethnic societies such as Quebec, my birthplace. Photo credit: http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcxddbtr_23cg5thdfj
Wednesday, December 02, 2015
How to Get a Refund For an iPhone, iPad, or Mac App From Apple
How to Get a Refund For an iPhone, iPad, or Mac App From Apple:
'via Blog this'
Many iPhone apps do not work as expected.
But getting refunds for them is more painful than on Android.
Another reason to prefer Android - if they can stop the security bleeding.
'via Blog this'
Many iPhone apps do not work as expected.
But getting refunds for them is more painful than on Android.
Another reason to prefer Android - if they can stop the security bleeding.