Why is my new .gitignore automatically ignored?

The gitignore redirection at the end of the pipeline created the gitignore file before git status did its directory listing. So, in fact the result was.

Cut -b 4- > . Gitignore The > . Gitignore redirection at the end of the pipeline created the .

Gitignore file before git status did its directory listing. So, in fact the result was . Gitignore classes/ doku/ texdoku/ tmp/ which got written in the .

Gitignore file. Thus, the . Gitignore ignored itself.

Editing the file to remove the first line solved the problem, of course.

You outsmarted yourself! I like the auto-creation of the . Gitignore, though, and use of the relatively new git status -s, very nice.(By the way, --porcelain is currently the same as -s,--short, but is guaranteed not to change its output format.) – Jefromi Mar 23 at 4:36.

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