.gitignore

# HOW TO USE THIS FILE

# Installing this package works best if you do a little preparation first.
# Whether you create your initial repository on GitHub, or use the Git Source Control Provider Visual Studio extension,
# a default .gitignore file will already be at the root of your git repository.
# Usually, this means it is directly within your main solution folder, as a sibling to your MyProject.sln file,
# your .git folder, and possibly your packages directory.

# In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right click your Solution node and select `Add > Existing Item`.
# Navigate to the root .gitignore file and add it.
# It will appear in your "Solution Items" folder, but only the path, not the file name.
# This is because the file does not contain a name before the extension. Yay windows.
# Regardless, this provides an easy way to get at your .gitignore file, which you will need to do after installing this package.

# Now install this package. You will notice that a git.ignore file is added to your project directory (not your solution directory).
# This is another wonderful windows *feature* that prevents nuget packages from copying nameless / extension-only files.
# It doesn't matter though. All you have to do is open this git.ignore file (which you already have done), select all, copy,
# then open your other .gitignore from the Solution Items folder select all, and paste.
# When you are done, REMOVE THIS PACKAGE. You don't need it any more. It's pointless and it's wasting bits.

# Unless you want to push all of your packages to your remote repository, enable NuGet Package Restore on your solution.
# This .gitignore will make sure that NuGet.exe gets added, and your packages stay off of the remote.

# Finally, you can delete all of this text to and including the #BEGIN GIT IGNORES line below.
# For more information, see the README at https://github.com/danludwig/VisualStudioGitIgnore
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#BEGIN GIT IGNORES
#Ignore thumbnails created by windows
Thumbs.db

#Ignore files built by Visual Studio
*.obj
*.exe
*.pdb
*.user
*.aps
*.pch
*.vspscc
*_i.c
*_p.c
*.ncb
*.suo
*.tlb
*.tlh
*.bak
*.cache
*.ilk
*.log
[Bb]in
[Dd]ebug*/
*.lib
*.sbr
obj/
[Rr]elease*/
_ReSharper*/
[Tt]est[Rr]esult*

#New .json project modele builds
[Aa]rtifacts

#Ignore packages directory
Packages/


#Ignore generated nupkg files
*.nupkg

#Allow released nupkg files
# !MyProjectName.1.0.nupkg

#Ignore local testsettings
Local.testsettings

#Allow R# .DotSettings
!*.csproj.DotSettings

#Ignore Azure build csdef & Pubxml files
ServiceDefinition.build.csdef
*.azurePubxml

#Ignore WebDeploy publish profile
*.Publish.xml

#Ignore email files delivered to specified pickup directory
*.eml

#Allow chromedriver.exe
!chromedriver.exe

#Ignore _vti folders in ExpressionWeb
desktop.ini
_vti_cnf/
_vti_pvt/

#Ignore private folder
/Private/

#Ignore Other
*-bak.*
.vs/
*(git).sln
*(git).csproj
*(git).vssscc
*(git).csproj.vspscc