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(I realize that this follow-up might potentially warrant a separate issue, as the behavior differs from the originally reported crash. However, since it seems to stem from the same underlying...

If your goal is just to version `.aiderignore`, you can simply **run git add --force .aiderignore only once**, and Git will keep tracking it after that. (Using `git add --force...

To the developers and @paul-hammant , How about starting with the default `.gitignore` like this on first run? ``` .aider* !.aiderignore ``` This way, `.aiderignore` can be tracked in projects...