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Add git-ignore-io #448
Add git-ignore-io #448
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* Check whether the list exists. If not, get it. * Update should use -u option manually
echo " [-l|--list-in-table] Print available types in table format" | ||
echo " [-L|--list-alphabetically] Print available types in alphabetical order " | ||
echo " [-s|--search] <word> Search word in available types" | ||
echo " [-t|--show-update-time] Show the last modified time of ~/.gi_list (where the list of available types stored)" |
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where the list of available types is stored
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I think this will be really usefull to have, and I'm looking forward to if this is merged. Can you take a look at the other man-pages and try to mimic them more? I want you to review the synopsis and options sections. |
Maybe this option should be |
@nicolaiskogheim |
How about changing |
That's great. I updated it. |
@nicolaiskogheim I updated the manual. |
👍 Question: Will the gitignore be placed in whatever directory is the current one when you run |
@nicolaiskogheim |
Hey! I'm so sorry, I forgot about this. I have been using your command the last month or so, and I find it really usefull. I have tested this on OSX 10.9 with zsh, and FreeBSD. No problems here |
Glad that you like this command~ |
Let us merge this for now! |
Add git-ignore-io
Add git ignore-io to generate sample gitignore file from gitignore.io
(Sorry, I accidentally closed previous pull requests)