Magento 1.x .gitignore
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| # Never save database creditentials in your repo. Keep a dummy copy with a different name eg "local.xml.dev" | |
| app/etc/local.xml | |
| downloader | |
| # If you'd like to keep the downloader, use the following instead: | |
| # downloader/.cache | |
| # downloader/cache.cfg | |
| # downloader/connect.cfg | |
| # All of the var folders can be excluded. | |
| var/* | |
| !var/.htaccess | |
| # Remove generated files | |
| includes/* | |
| !includes/.htaccess | |
| media/* | |
| # If you'd like to commit media files, replace the above with the following: | |
| # media/catalog/product/cache | |
| # media/css | |
| # media/css_secure | |
| # media/js | |
| # media/js_secure | |
| # I use a global gitignore file for the following, but worth noting these: | |
| .DS_Store | |
| .phpstorm.meta.php | |
| .idea/ | |
| .modman | |
| # Don't commit composer dependencies: | |
| composer/ |
Updated, as it hasn't been touched since July 2012. Thanks for the suggestions everyone. Keep 'em coming.
What about ignoring maintenance.flag?
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Tried this with Magento 1.9.x and still seems it's wanting me to go through Magento install when I open.