/*env*/ entry in .gitignore file allows to name a virtual environment directory flexibly and unambiguously

[erkesado]

/env/ entry in .gitignore file is derived from django-cms repository.
This allows developers a better flexibility in naming a virtual environment directory.
So djangocms-admin-style should also apply it in .gitignore specification.

PS: I'm going to work on an issue in django-admin-style and as a contributor, I want the same flexibility in django-admin-style project too :)

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[marksweb]

Hi @erkesado - rather than adding more specific development things to gitignore, developers can use local or global gitignore files that exist on their machine outside of the repo.

Give this article a read on how you can do this;
https://sebastiandedeyne.com/setting-up-a-global-gitignore-file/

This is similar to how django operates;
https://github.com/django/django/blob/main/.gitignore

[erkesado]

@marksweb Got it. Thank you.