Gitignore the server file

[harlow]

https://github.com/kavirajk/bookshop/blob/master/cmd/server/server

First run git rm cmd/server/server and then can use .gitingore

# .gitignore
cmd/server/server

An alternative to reduce churn of gitignore file is building into /bin then adding bin to ignore:

# .gitignore
bin/*

[kavirajk]

@harlow Thanks for looking into it. Also thanks for suggestion.

I have some queries though. Forgive me if they are stupid.

1. I have to write a Makefile (if yes, where to put? inside cmd/ or project root?) as go build won't put it into /bin directory.

2. If I make use of go install, it puts the binary directly in $GOPATH/bin. thats good, so that I can run directly (As I have already added $GOPATH/bin to my $PATH). But what if I have html templates (that I use for emails) under my cmd/templates directory?. Then it forces me to run the server from cmd/ directory to recogonize the path. Am I missing anything here?

Thanks a lot for time.