Ignore directories ignored by godot (.gdignore file) #2501
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Hm thats interesting! I ran into this issue ALOT in Dialogic 1 and Godot 3, and couldn't personally figure out why multiple copies were appearing in the Android build. Will try to test this one asap. |
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Godot ignores directories with a
.gdignorefile, but Dialogic still scans them.In case of the android build template, Godot copies all files into
./android/build/assetsand the gradle build copies them again. In my case Dialogic had 3 copies of every timeline and every character. The name of those duplicates can change insideproject.godotwhich is annoying for version control.