add .netrwhist to .gitignore #265
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.netrwhist gets added a number of ways, and annoyingly makes the repo dirty if you're using vundle as a git submodule
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Thanks for your pull request! This change has been proposed at least once before in pull request #255. As explained there, the presence of .netrwhist in the vundle directory is an undesired side effect of bug #244 . When we solve that issue, the need to add these files to .gitignore will go away, and that's the approach we'd rather take. As suggested in #255, in the meantime, please take a look at |
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Ah, cool; thanks! |
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.netrwhist gets added a number of ways, and annoyingly makes the repo dirty if you're using vundle as a git submodule