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Add .textClipping to exclusions #3550
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Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TextClipping this file is created when text is dragged and dropped to a folder. The file created can't be shared between computers.
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Did you edit the And if so, did you see the message:
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@nmdange2, unfortunately the fix #3523 won't help you directly. GitHub online editor (browser, CodeMirror editor) still corrupts the After the fix #3523 is merged, you should make a commit using, for example, GitHub Desktop and the default TextEdit.app to edit the file (among web browser based editors: latest Atom works fine too, but old Brackets 1.8 don't — but in GitHub Desktop, you can still select which changed lines to include in the commit partial commit ). |
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@i-to-r Thanks I'll try redoing the commit in something other than a web browser |
I ran into the issue referenced in #3523 and I'm not sure how to fix it. I want to add the .textClipping exclusion without breaking the other rule so this pull request should not be accepted until the other one is first.
Reasons for making this change:
Files with the .textClipping extension should be ignored.
Links to documentation supporting these rule changes:
Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TextClipping this file is created when text is dragged and dropped to a folder. The file created can't be shared between computers.