Add the autocreated .mono/ folder to .gitignore - #102054
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I closed the previous attempt because I was worried I was causing CI failures and wanted to investigate them. It turned out they were caused by an unrelated change: #101954 |
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When working with VS Code on Linux, a .mono/ folder gets created at the root, but should be ignored by git.