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Yeah, that's what I do. And I have an ever-growing .gitignore file with all the dot files and things I don't care about like ~/Downloads...


If you put * in the gitignore file you don't have to deal with ignoring the downloads directory. When you want to add a new file / directory just add the -f flag (git add -f) and everything else works as normal.




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