In my development team, we have several projects covered by several git repositories. These projects actually have several common configuration items. We recently made local changes to one of our shared configuration files, which none of us wants to run in a production environment.
/www/
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|-- git repo 1 (containing shared config files)
|-- git repo 2 uses files from 1
|-- git repo 3 uses files from 1
|-- git repo n uses files from 1
While we were setting up a file .gitignorefor each repo, I came across~/.gitignore_global
So how .gitignore_globalis it located ~/, its per user, right?
Do I have to have each developer implement their own .gitignore_global file, or can I apply the usual .gitignore to all of them so that it can be global?