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Also generate .gitignore files #2

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Tarrasch opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 2 comments
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Also generate .gitignore files #2

Tarrasch opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 2 comments

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@Tarrasch
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It would be good if we generated .gitignore files. It serves at least two purposes:

  • It's convenient and nice. I don't need to make my working tree dirty by running the generator. 👍
  • We give a clear best practice on the issue if we recommend users to actually commit the small files like testdata.yaml and grader.py. 👍 Currently I don't know if I should or shouldn't commit the files ...
@simonlindholm
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The problem is that different contests have different policies... some want secret/ committed, others (like PO) don't. Committing testdata.yaml is fine, I'd say.

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An option would be to add a generate_gitignore command, which you could remove if you want.

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