@ovid IMHO, a better way is to create a .gitignore file with the following content in an empty directory:
[#] ignore everything except .gitignore
!.gitignore
This technique avoids several disadvantages:
• Both .gitignore and log/.gitkeep must be edited.
• When renaming the directory, it is easy to forget to change the .gitignore file as well.
• .gitkeep is a completely normal file for Git; however, the name suggests that the file would be treated specially by Git.
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