This also contained changes in css/foundation.css, css/foundation.css.map and js/foundation.js, was that deliberate?

Hi @Aetles ,
Nope, it was just "grunt build". I have made no changes to styles/scripts.

@Aetles : css/foundation.css, css/foundaiton.css.map and js/foundation.js will automatically be changed whenever you do a grunt build. Would it be a good idea to add these files in .gitignore? Does it make any sense to track changes in these files? What do you think?

@olefredrik ,
I think so, it's a good idea. In any case I don't see any reason to track all these changes in the main repo.
+1 to ignore them.

Ah, that's what I thought, all changes seemed unimportant, as if they came from a slightly different grunt build (like #fff to #FFFFFF). There where some path changes in the .map file, but those seemed to be correct. Just wanted to make sure, diffs of minified files are hard to read :)

Anyway, about adding them to .gitignore: that makes sense, since they are part of the build process. It would make pull requests less likely to include extra files. I can't think of a good reason to track them right now. If someone need them in their clone of FoundationPress they can always delete the lines from .gitignore.