I recently began working on project and I committed and pushed it using Github for Windows.
But if you look at the .gitignore
, there is a :camel:
and a :boom:
icon next to the commit. Are these of any purpose? They seemed to have been auto generated by Github for Windows. How can I add these icons to my own commits, and what other icons are there?
EDIT
Messing around github, I discovered that these are emoji's (http://www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com/), and that they are supported in Github's markdown syntax. Still, I wonder why Github for Windows put these in the .gitignore
commit.
This could have been the result of some overzealous emoji autocompletion, which is now a feature with GitHub for Windows (when you type ':
'):
(as shown in the article "GitHub for Windows 2.0", which actually takes advantage of those emoji in commit message)
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