20:35 <ddfreyne> IRC trouble. Did I miss anything?

21:49 <tom[]> ddfreyne: no

21:50 <tom[]> what do you put in your .gitignore?

21:50 <ddfreyne> tmp

21:50 <ddfreyne> crash.log

21:50 <ddfreyne> GitHub has a default nanoc .gitignore... lemme find it

21:50 <ddfreyne> https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/nanoc.gitignore

21:50 <ddfreyne> tom[]: -^

21:51 <tom[]> ddfreyne: tnx

21:51 <tom[]> tmp seemed obvious. wasn't sure what to do with output

21:52 <ddfreyne> tom[]: output/ is generated, so it should not be in the repository

21:52 <ddfreyne> (You wouldn't include .class files in a Java project either)

21:54 <ddfreyne> I’ve used a few JVM languages lately, including Java. Clojure > Java > Scala IMO. Java is not actually that bad!

21:55 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: Can you motivate why you need #be_hidden! ?

21:56 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: I'd rather not add it (at least not with that method name... maybe :in_verbose => true by default in #be_hidden)

23:50 <bobthecow> ddfreyne: i'd be fine with that, too.

23:51 <bobthecow> my motivation is `fore version` and `fore --version`

23:51 <bobthecow> git (and many others) offer both.

23:51 <bobthecow> i can offer both, but then it shows up two times in the help.

23:51 <bobthecow> or it shows up that there's a hidden command.

23:51 <bobthecow> either one is a bit lame, as the only reason i offer both is so that two common ways of figuring out the app version both work.

23:52 <bobthecow> i'd be happy to be able to permanently hide (i.e. when verbose too) either `--version` or the version command.

23:52 <bobthecow> if `be_hidden in_verbose: false` is how we do that, it works fine for me :)