Exclude some dirs and files from repository auto-generated ZIP archives #113
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People that install this library via composer don't need the test stuff, they just need the library itself. This PR removes the development directories and files from the repository auto-generated ZIP archives. Since these development files/directories will still be available via `git clone`, Travis is happy, developers are happy, and so are end-users (they won't have unneeded stuff in production machines).
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People that install this library via composer don't need the test stuff, they just need the library itself.
This PR removes the development directories and files from the repository auto-generated ZIP archives.
Since these development files/directories will still be available via
git clone, Travis is happy, developers are happy, and so are end-users (they won't have unneeded stuff in production machines).About the documentation: I think that this directory too should be removed from development machines: developers that need it can still do a
git cloneor read it on GitHub.