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I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
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I agree, but the number of other developers on any random project who use badly-behaved OS or IDEs is often quite high. You could tell them to use a particular .gitignore configuration and double-check all their commits, or you could just include it all in the repo and forget about it.
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I agree, but the number of other developers on any random project who use badly-behaved OS or IDEs is often quite high. You could tell them to use a particular
.gitignore
configuration and double-check all their commits, or you could just include it all in the repo and forget about it.