Add .gitignore to Simplify Project Creation from Template #89
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I noticed that in creating a new project from the template, some files (like local environment files, build files, etc.) that should not be pushed to the repo are being included. This causes additional steps for the users to remove or update these files to suit their specific project.
I have added a
.gitignore
file to the template to streamline this process and make it more user-friendly. This file includes standard patterns for ignoring files that are typically unnecessary in the repo.This will make the project creation process more straightforward and help maintain the cleanliness and relevance of the repository files.
You can see the changes I have made in this pull request.
I appreciate your time and consideration. Kindly review these changes and let me know if there are any suggestions or issues.