Move language is used for MoveVM based blockchains as the language
native to them. The compiler provides a folder build/ that holds
the build artifacts.
The .aptos/ folder is ignored so people do not upload their private
keys to a git repository.
`Directory.Build.rsp` is a [documented file][1] that allows setting default arguments to command line builds. However, our .gitignore template ignores _all_ `*.rsp` files. which causes confusion:
1. Devs write an .rsp file and if they aren't being attentive forget to commit it
2. Adding it to git requires `git add --force`, which some devs mistake for a destructive or not-recommended action
Thus, explicitly allow the `Directory.Build.rsp` file.
[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/msbuild-response-files?view=vs-2022#directorybuildrsp
Add ruff cache.
ruff tool: https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff
ruff is becoming a very popular tool often run in pre-commit and aim to replace Flake8 (plus dozens of plugins), isort, pydocstyle, yesqa, eradicate, pyupgrade, and autoflake, all while executing tens or hundreds of times faster than any individual tool.
Unity packages were already ignored, but it seems in recent versions of Unity these also generate meta files for these. If the meta file isn't also ignored, the person who imports an asset containing a .unitypackage file could accidentally commit the meta files. For another who downloads those meta files, Unity would automatically delete them since they don't have the .unitypackage. The the importer commits them again and the cycle goes on and on until someone like me gets fed up.
This fixes that inconsistency by adding the *.unitypackage.meta to the ignore list.
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# gitignore template for ecu.test workspaces - by tracetronic https://tracetronic.com
# website: https://www.ecu-test.com
# * all directories are related to the default directories, please adapt the .gitignore if you use customized directories
# Dynamic workspace settings
# * We don't recommend to ignore the .workspace directory, because of important
# * project specific settings
# * local user settings
.workspace/ETdrive.xml
.workspace/favorites.xml
.workspace/filters.xml
.workspace/generators.xml
.workspace/history.xml
.workspace/parallelExecution.xml
.workspace/signalviewer.xml
.workspace/signalViewerHistory.json
.workspace/signalviewer2layout.xml
.workspace/testeditor.xml
.workspace/tooladapter.xml
.workspace/view.xml
# optional, if your process depends on this file remove exclusion
.workspace/attributeLists.xml
.workspace/interactiveexecution.xml
.workspace/protocol.xml
.workspace/pythonlibrary.xml
# deprecated, support for older versions
.workspace/traceexplorer.xml
# Custom file formats and test dependencies
# * you can manage your artifacts also with test.guide (https://www.test-guide.info) and reference them via Playbooks
*.arxml
*.a2l
*.dbc
*.hex
*.s19
[tT]estdata
[tT]estdaten
# Test results and test execution related content
# * Git is not intended to store and provide test results for all iterations
# * We recommend to use test.guide (https://www.test-guide.info) for the test report management
TestReports
# Report generators and templates
# * if you want to provide (f.e.) your own report generators exclude the directory here and ignore only the unnecessary subdirectories
Templates
# optional, default for external Python libraries
PyLibs
# Exclude large binary artifacts
# * you can manage your artifacts also with test.guide (https://www.test-guide.info) and reference them via Playbooks
Offline-FIUs
Offline-Models
Offline-SGBDs
*.exe
*.msi
*.zip
*.7z
# Exclude default and custom temporary directories
Backup_*
# Python bytecode and cache files
__pycache__/
*.py[cod]
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