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VisualStudio: add "out" folder to build results #3540
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@shiftkey Can you take a look at this PR? Thanks! |
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@shiftkey +1 to merge this PR. None of the .gitignore templates actually cover this, and as it is the default output folder for CMake projects in Visual Studio, that makes sense to add it for the Visual Studio template. |
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Linked to my PR #3576, the following documentation also points out the "out" folder.
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This would be really useful as I always need to add out/ to the my .gitignore files |
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Reasons for making this change:
Out is a common folder for output that should not be committed. It is also the default output folder for CMake Projects in Visual Studio. See supporting feedback ticket at Developer Community.
Links to documentation supporting these rule changes:
See documentation for VS 2019: CMake projects in Visual Studio - IDE Integration.