Fix outdated VS version reference in .gitignore template #52267
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This line also applies to VS 2022 and VS 2026. At this point, there's little value in specifying the version, so just remove it to avoid confusion. Also put a space before the next section, as it's unrelated.
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Pull request overview
This PR modernizes the .gitignore template by removing outdated Visual Studio version references from a comment. The comment previously referenced "Visual Studio 2015/2017" but now applies to all Visual Studio versions, making it more maintainable and less likely to become outdated again.
Key Changes
- Updated comment to remove specific VS version numbers (2015/2017) from the cache/options directory section
- Added spacing for better organization between unrelated sections
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While this comment is being updated to remove version-specific references, there are two other similar Visual Studio version references in this file that remain unchanged:
- Line 44: "# Visual Studio 2017 auto generated files"
- Line 379: "# Backup folder for Package Reference Convert tool in Visual Studio 2017"
For consistency with the approach of this PR (removing version-specific references to avoid confusion), consider updating these references as well. These features also apply to newer Visual Studio versions beyond 2017.
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@copilot make suggestion comments on this PR so I can apply those changes here rather than requiring a new PR.
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I made the changes in b3ed4c0 directly. Ignore the copilot PR.
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@drewnoakes I've opened a new pull request, #52268, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
This line also applies to VS 2022 and VS 2026. At this point, there's little value in specifying the version, so just remove it to avoid confusion.
Also put a space before the next section, as it's unrelated.