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git clone, should it also clone the hidden dot gitignore (.gitignore) #122
"dotfiles" are usually hidden by default in most operating systems,.Cloning has nothing to do with .gitignore, the reason those files aren't being cloned is most likely that... well... they're ignored! So if you want to file "X" in the repo (and as a result, in clones) then simply add that file to the repo with git add -f X and commit it. for more, you also refer to the [https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/issues/1291] !!
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brntbeer commentedon Dec 22, 2020
hi @lsatenstein ! which repository were you attempting to clone?
typically yes, a
.gitignorewould be copied as well.vikky-10 commentedon Mar 21, 2021
"dotfiles" are usually hidden by default in most operating systems,.Cloning has nothing to do with .gitignore, the reason those files aren't being cloned is most likely that... well... they're ignored! So if you want to file "X" in the repo (and as a result, in clones) then simply add that file to the repo with git add -f X and commit it. for more, you also refer to the [https://github.com/git-tfs/git-tfs/issues/1291] !!