add .envrc to gitignore #15404
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its fine, but just as an fyi, you can configure your own user-level gitignore with git. This is good if you work on many repositories and have something containing sensitive information and want to avoid accidentally committing it anywhere. |
That's neat. I didn't know that. |
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Description
As a byproduct of #15396, being able to set env variables via directenv(https://direnv.net/) can be useful.
For example, I used it to point to a different gradle home for opensource work.
This PR adds
.envrcto the gitignore list