Windows Azure Emulator

Create Elm.gitignore

Fix path to ignore only root log, img and cache folder

Dartdoc output directory, pubspec.lock comment disambiguation

Line 1 somehow different from upstream

Update Dart.gitignore

Added directory for dartdoc tool. Disambiguated comment for pubspec.lock
pattern.

Update Tags.gitignore

JetBrains IDEs: add shelf (VCS -> Shelve changes... menu)

Add VisualStudio GhostDoc plugin setting file

Add Otto

Remove entries for Intellij IDEA

gitignore file for D

add fabric.properties to JetBrains

Update waf for python3 builds

Ignore FAKE - F# Make cache folder

Recent versions of FAKE uses a cache folder containing a compiled version of all scripts named .fake that should never be commited to git.

VisualStudio Template - Added ignore for Paket dependency manager

Ignore `.RData` files

N.B. this ignores only the exact file `.RData` generated by default from `save.image()` and `quit()`.  It is _not_ what is referred to in https://github.com/github/gitignore/commit/1f8466164330277fc8c9126ded3cc207ff3baf91 and http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/r-release/R-exts.html#Data-in-packages, which refers only to files with an `*.RData` _extension_.

Waf uses .waf3-* if the interpreter is python3.

Since that is what it should be called now a days according to https://dev.twitter.com/fabric/android/integrating

https://ottoproject.io

Ignore the usual obj/library/executable files.
See https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dub/blob/89c8dea75ae9cfde1ae6cfb7d9fe03dbccdbbdf8/source/dub/init.d#L168 for dub's default .gitignore.

Use https for all Help URLs

Added ignore as recomended in http://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/getting-started.html

Updated the tags ignore to include the .tags file. The main reason behind this is because Atom's symbols-view (https://atom.io/packages/symbols-view) supports tags/.tags/TAGS/.TAGS. Therefore, I thought it was a good idea to add the .tags/.TAGS to the ignore list.

VSCode 0.8.0 config folder change

Adding GPG gitignore

Update Gradle.gitignore

Ignoring directory "efc" and "rfc" created by the Windows Azure Emulator

Directory before starting emulator the first time:

Directory: C:\temp\AzureCloudService1\AzureCloudService1

Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
d-----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM                bin
d-----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM                WorkerRole1Content
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM           3014 AzureCloudService1.ccproj
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            144 AzureCloudService1.ccproj.user
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            505 ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            505 ServiceConfiguration.Local.cscfg
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            428 ServiceDefinition.csdef


And after starting the Emulator:

Directory: C:\temp\AzureCloudService1\AzureCloudService1

Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
d-----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM                bin
d-----         9/1/2015   9:19 AM                csx
d-----         9/1/2015   9:19 AM                ecf
d-----         9/1/2015   9:19 AM                obj
d-----         9/1/2015   9:19 AM                rcf
d-----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM                WorkerRole1Content
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM           3014 AzureCloudService1.ccproj
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            144 AzureCloudService1.ccproj.user
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            505 ServiceConfiguration.Cloud.cscfg
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            505 ServiceConfiguration.Local.cscfg
-a----         9/1/2015   9:16 AM            428 ServiceDefinition.csdef

The *.iml file is IDE specific.  It is generated by Intellij IDEA to store project related metadata.  It is not a Play Framework specific artifact and should not be included in the PlayFramework.gitignore.

See: https://github.com/github/gitignore/pull/1581

I would also vote for the removal of .eclipse and *.eml files on similar grounds but will do so in a separate pull request.

Starting with 0.8.0, VS Code will store its settings in a .vscode folder and no longer in the generic .settings folder.