Add .index-build to .gitignore
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This subdirectory is created by SourceKit-LSP when background indexing is enabled, it should be ignored.
MaxDesiatov
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Motivation:
The
.index-builddirectory is created by SourceKit-LSP when background indexing is enabled, contains auto-generated transient files similar in purpose to.build, and it should be ignored.Modifications:
Updated
.gitignorefile accordingly.Result:
Developers no longer need to exclude
.index-buildmanually from their commits when editing the package with SourceKit-LSP.Checklist:
- [ ] Code and documentation should follow the style of the Style Guide.- [ ] If public symbols are renamed or modified, DocC references should be updated.