Recent versions of FAKE uses a cache folder containing a compiled version of all scripts named .fake that should never be commited to git.

Added ignore as recomended in http://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/getting-started.html

In Windows Phone 8 development each profiler session generates a new .sap file, which is automatically added to the root of the project. This is an XML manifest describing the detailed profiler logs created in the PerfLogs folder.

There are use cases where you have gulp/grunt tasks that create the static files of a project from bower_components, images, scripts folders.

As discussed in #1505

More Information
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msbuild/archive/2008/02/11/what-s-up-with-xxx-sln-cache.aspx

As of Visual Studio 2015 CTP5 the Roslyn cache and suo files are stored in a .vs/ directory.

Ignoring *.cache as well as *.Cache

Revert "adding entry for ignoring <solutionname>.sln.ide folder which contains visual studio 2015 solution specific cache data"

This reverts commit b07a0904.

adding entry for ignoring <solutionname>.sln.ide folder which contains visual studio 2015 solution specific cache data

I haven't found good documentation for this file online, but it is a user based file that should be ignored.

This files is generated by Visual Studio 2013 and should be ignored.

user passwords are stored in *.user files so it is only database connection strings that are not protected.

https://github.com/github/gitignore/commit/08def965cd1c0241a7cffbe7c26a74b3cab61243 incorrect states that commenting *.pubxml will keep your passwords hidden when it will actually do the opposite. This clarifies what commenting *.pubxml does and warns you of the dangers.

Amends #1131
See these resources for explanation:
  http://docs.nuget.org/docs/reference/package-restore
  http://docs.nuget.org/docs/workflows/using-nuget-without-committing-packages

Removed the separate top-level patterns for NuGet in accordance with comments in PR. Will now match version 2.0.1.

Fixed pattern for excluding nuget packages so that it works both for top level package folder and for any lower level package folders.  Re-include patterns fixed the same way.

When installing SQLite embebed on my C# project I've noted that it generates both directories,
`x86` and `x64` but only `x64` was present on `.gitignore`.

Building NuGet packages locally with `NuGet.exe pack <name>.nuspec` generates a `<name>.<version>.nupkg` file which should never be versioned.

"Releases" directory is created by Shimmer/Squirrel installer for example. It also should be ignored.