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Introduction

.ignore is a plugin for:

  • .gitignore (Git)
  • .hgignore (Mercurial)
  • .npmignore (NPM)
  • .dockerignore (Docker)
  • .chefignore (Chef)
  • .cvsignore (CVS)
  • .bzrignore (Bazaar)
  • .boringignore (Darcs)
  • .mtn-ignore (Monotone)
  • ignore-glob (Fossil)
  • .jshintignore (JSHint)
  • .tfignore (Team Foundation)
  • .p4ignore (Perforce)
  • .flooignore (Floobits)
  • .eslintignore (ESLint)
  • .cfignore (Cloud Foundry)
  • .jpmignore (Jetpack)
  • .stylelintignore (StyleLint)
  • .stylintignore (Stylint)
  • .swagger-codegen-ignore (Swagger Codegen)
  • .helmignore (Kubernetes Helm)
  • .upignore (Up)
  • .prettierignore (Prettier)
  • .ebignore (ElasticBeanstalk)
  • .gcloudignore (Google Cloud)

Features

  • Files syntax highlight
  • Coloring ignored files in the Project View
  • Gitignore templates filtering and selecting in rules generator by name and content
  • User custom templates
  • Show ignored files by specified Gitignore file (right click on .gitignore file)
  • Create file in currently selected directory
  • Generate Gitignore rules basing on [GitHub's templates collection][github-gitignore]
  • Add selected file/directory to Gitignore rules from popup menu
  • Suggesting .gitignore file creation for new project
  • Entries inspection (duplicated, covered, unused, incorrect syntax, relative entries) with fix actions
  • Comments and brackets support
  • Navigation to entries in Project view
  • Renaming entries from ignore file
  • Close opened ignored files action
  • Custom user templates with import/export features

Usage

  1. Generate new file and templates usage

    To generate new ignore file, just click on File > New or use Alt + Insert shortcut and select .ignore file element.

    Generate new file

  2. Support for typing new rules, linking rules with matched files

    Support for typing new rules

  3. Code inspections

    Code inspections covers few cases:

    • duplicated entries (checks if entry is defined more than once)
    • covered entries - entry is covered by more general one
    • unused entries
    • incorrect syntax (regexp rules)
    • relative entries

    Code inspections

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