Added ".netrwhist" to .gitignore file for less annoying git submodule behavior. #271
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Ignore .netrwhist" until rtp ordering is fixed Because vundle modifies the directory that appears first in the rtp, some files that vim generates in the first directory in rtp end up in the vundle directory. This is a known issue in vundle but until it is resolved, ignore .netrwhhist when found in the vundle directory.
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Otherwise running BundleUpdate, etc., can generate this log file and claim the submodule has modifications.
Unless anyone has any better suggestions on how to handle this?