.gitignore

# Editor or environment-specific entries should not be committed to the
# repository but can be kept in Git's global configuration:
#
# https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/#create-a-global-gitignore
#
# For advice on what entries to include in your global gitignore, please see
# GitHub's gitignore repository, which contains an excellent set of entries for
# many different editing tools:
#
# https://github.com/github/gitignore/tree/master/Global

/target
/target-ra
/target-xcompile
/miri-target
.mtrlz.log
*.rs.bk
mzdata
__pycache__
.mypy_cache
venv
node_modules
/coverage
/test/feature-benchmark/tmp/*.td
/test/zippy/tmp/*.td
/test/**/tmp_*.toml
junit_*.xml
parallel-workload-queries.log
perf.data*
*.rej
*.orig
*.profraw
*.profdata
*.debug
/scratch
services.log
*.swp
test/scalability/results/**/*.csv
test/scalability/results/**/*.png
misc/wasm/target

# This is un-orthodox, but adding it to the repo would "tie" it to each user's
# local version of nixpkgs. This way, we can all use the flake and have a
# flake.lock that works well with the rest of the package versions on our
# system.
flake.lock

/misc/python/materialize/build/
/misc/python/materialize/*.egg-info/
/misc/python/materialize/dist/