Update .gitignore generated by 'mix new' #13871
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The .gitignore file would reference '/.fetch' files, which caused some confusion (cf. https://elixir-lang.slack.com/archives/C03EPRA3B/p1727706411018609). Some research suggests that these files are no longer generated as of commit 59b6e2e so let's stop mentioning them in the .gitignore, too.
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Shouldn't this be kept around a bit more, for projects that are created today on the latest version, but are meant to be supporting multiple versions? |
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The projects created with Elixir 1.18 will have a requirement on Elixir ~> 1.18 anyway, so I think we are good. If someone wants to both downgrade the Elixir version AND change it via a dep, then they can add it back, although I think it may be quite rare. :) |
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The .gitignore file would reference '/.fetch' files, which caused some confusion (cf.
https://elixir-lang.slack.com/archives/C03EPRA3B/p1727706411018609).
Some research suggests that these files are no longer generated as of commit 59b6e2e so let's stop mentioning them in the .gitignore, too.