Add .vs folder to .gitignore
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Tyrrrz
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Aug 14, 2023
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Thanks! I discarded changes to |
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The changes in sln was adding it to the Solution items folder to be able to edit easily in Visual Studio |
It's fine, I prefer to keep it outside the solution anyway. |
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This adds the .vs folder of Visual Studio to .gitignore. Without this it is not possible to switch branches inside Visual Studio as there are always changes (e.g. when only opening a file), but these are locked by Visual Studio.
I also added the .gitignore file to the "Solution Items" folder of the Solution