Explain .lock-wscript and move it #1234
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This changes the comment to better explain what .lock-wscript is for (it's for the [obsolete][v0.8.0] node-waf build system), and moves it next to the other ignore pattern(s) for binary module compilation artifacts. [v0.8.0]: http://blog.nodejs.org/2012/06/25/node-v0-8-0/
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Can we get #1233 merged as well? |
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This changes the comment to better explain what .lock-wscript is for (it's for the obsolete node-waf build system, not "Users Environment Variables"), and moves it next to the other ignore pattern(s) for binary module compilation artifacts.