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Keeping .rej and .orig files visible to the developer is important. It helps minimizing human error when moving or applying source code changes.



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@openjdk openjdk bot changed the title 8382090 8382090: Remove .rej and .orig from .gitignore Apr 16, 2026
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Looks good to me.

I agree that seeing .rej and .orig files is important, especially in update releases. If a patch doesn't apply cleanly, the .rej files provide crucial information about the conflicts.

These file types were added to .gitignore in #25474 (JDK-8357920) to prevent them from being committed into the repo. Yet I think seeing both .rej and .orig in the output of git status outweighs rare occasions when these files could accidentally be committed.

SKARA-2514 will ensure .rej and .orig can't be committed.

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@erikj79 @aivanov-jdk Thank you for the review.

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Going to push as commit 35f623b.
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