gitignore .apphosting/ #378
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Summary of Changes
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I've introduced a change to automatically manage the .gitignore file for projects using the Next.js adapter. This ensures that the .apphosting/ directory, which contains build artifacts, is automatically ignored by Git, preventing unnecessary files from being committed to the repository. This improves developer experience by reducing manual configuration and maintaining cleaner version control.
Highlights
- Automatic Gitignore for .apphosting/: The Next.js adapter will now automatically add the
.apphosting/directory to the project's.gitignorefile. This prevents build-generated files and artifacts from being accidentally committed to version control, keeping repositories clean and focused on source code. - Improved Gitignore Management: The implementation includes robust handling for
.gitignorefiles. It will create a new.gitignorefile if one doesn't exist, or append the.apphosting/entry if the file already exists, ensuring consistent behavior across different project setups. - Enhanced Directory Creation: The internal utility for creating directories has been updated from
mkdirtoensureDir. This change provides more reliable directory creation, asensureDirensures that all necessary parent directories exist before creating the target directory.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces functionality to automatically add the .apphosting directory to the .gitignore file. The changes are well-tested, covering scenarios such as monorepos and cases with or without an existing .gitignore file. My feedback primarily focuses on improving the maintainability and readability of the new tests by reducing code duplication and promoting consistency. I've suggested refactoring hardcoded values to use variables already available in the test setup.
part of making build adapters idempotent