[Asterisk-Dev] trivial patch requesting comments before filing

[Jason Pyeron]

On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:

> Jason Pyeron wrote:
>> .cleancount is in .cvsignore and in cvs, this is bad because sometimes a 
>> .cvsignore is used to clean up. When that happens the cp -f bombs out.
>
> I don't understand what you mean. When is .cvsignore 'used to clean up'?

We use it when cleaning a CVS tree and during prepackage tests.

>
> However, I don't understand why .cleancount is in .cvsignore at all.

Better question why is it in CVS? Every time you do a make clean it is 
incremented right? So this is a build artifact, not to be versioned.

To answer your question. Maybe there are developers out there whose CVS 
does not ignore dot files by default.

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