WARNING: Spurious .git folder in library #70
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I still get this warning for other folders like this: It would be cool to remove this as well. |
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The silenced warnings were about SCCS sofware. It's expected that warnings about actual spurious directories are notified |
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heya @ffissore - could .github also be ignored? its used to store issue templates and (likely in the future) other github configurations and setups, and will get included in the library zip. thank you :) |
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Hi @ladyada sorry you missed the news but I don't work for arduino any more. See this message. My former colleagues @facchinm @cmaglie and @sandeepmistry will take care of your issue |
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@ffissore apologies for the mixup - and good luck with all your endeavours! :) |
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love it, thanks! |
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Warning about unknown folders was considered bad in arduino/Arduino#1692 but the problem is still present in arduino-builder. This has caused issues like arduino#70 (comment) which resulted in arduino#162 The original arguments in Arduino/pull/1692 still apply: * It breaks forward compatibility if we later add more files or directories to the library format. * It breaks for people who want to have some extra stuff in their library (say, .gitignore or a README file). We can't keep a list of "allowed" stuff, since there will always be stuff missing.
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Warning about unknown folders was considered bad in arduino/Arduino#1692 but the problem is still present in arduino-builder. This has caused issues like arduino#70 (comment) which resulted in arduino#162 The original arguments in Arduino/pull/1692 still apply: * It breaks forward compatibility if we later add more files or directories to the library format. * It breaks for people who want to have some extra stuff in their library (say, .gitignore or a README file). We can't keep a list of "allowed" stuff, since there will always be stuff missing. Signed-off-by: Mikael Falkvidd [email protected] <[email protected]>
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Warning about unknown folders was considered bad in arduino/Arduino#1692 but the problem is still present in arduino-builder. This has caused issues like arduino#70 (comment) which resulted in arduino#162 The original arguments in Arduino/pull/1692 still apply: * It breaks forward compatibility if we later add more files or directories to the library format. * It breaks for people who want to have some extra stuff in their library (say, .gitignore or a README file). We can't keep a list of "allowed" stuff, since there will always be stuff missing. Signed-off-by: Mikael Falkvidd [email protected] <[email protected]>
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From @hryamzik on November 23, 2015 1:18
Due to #3237 there shouldn't be such a warning but I do get in in Arduino IDE v1.6.6.
Copied from original issue: arduino/Arduino#4204
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