add coveralls and nyc to .gitignore #6
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Aug 9, 2018
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You'll need to have a single commit for gitignores so subsequent commits properly ignore the right paths. To correct/redo this existing commit, you can run git rm -r --cached .
This untracks all files/paths listed in gitignore (or you can run git rm -r --cached .coveralls.yml to be more selective). Then git add . and git commit --amend --no-edit.
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Coveralls and nyc_output are now in the .gitignore