What many folks don't know is what's in a. gitignore files to list out what should be kept out of version control. How does this work? As most folks know, Git uses. When we work on a software project, we use Git as version control - or at least, I hope y'all do! Having a version control system (VCS from now on) allows us to have a history of the changes we can later audit, to mix our work with others', and to have an authoritative copy of the project's codebase.īut not everything should be stored into version control! Compilation artifacts, temporary files, and sensitive information such as API keys and keystores should all be kept out of Git.
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