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chore: add files to gitignore #94
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@rabi-siddique Please verify what I am doing is correct. I know |
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# Yarn related | ||
.yarnrc.yml | ||
.yarn/install-state.gz |
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Generally, you should include .yarnrc.yml
in your Git repo because it contains Yarn configuration specific to your project.
As for .yarn/install-state.gz
, it is typically related to the installation state of your dependencies. It is generally not necessary to include it in your repository.
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I don't see these files in our repo. Are these files generated somewhere?
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They are created when I run the usual commands on my machines.
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@rabi-siddique do you suggest we should add .yarnrc.yml
file?
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I suggest we avoid adding .yarnrc.yml
for now, as we might need to create a custom Yarn configuration in the future.
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Add the following to
.gitignore
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