This file contains folders to be excluded for tracking during RPA development using UiPath Studio.
Accidentally tracking these folders have caused issues with changing branches during code development.
The UiPath developer community as of 2024 is in excess of 2 million developers spanning over 43 countries.
UiPath itself has been around for 19 years since 2005.
This submission can potentially help millions of new and existing UiPath developers in their work.
This file contains folders to be excluded for tracking during RPA development using UiPath Studio.
Accidentally tracking these folders have caused issues with changing branches during code development.
The UiPath developer community as of 2024 is in excess of 2 million developers spanning over 43 countries.
UiPath itself has been around for 19 years since 2005.
This submission can potentially help millions of new and existing UiPath developers in their work.
Edited Unreal Engine gitignore to also ignore "Intermediate" data in the "Plugins" directory, so it ignores deeper nested intermediate data, like with Epic's "Game Features" plugin e.g. "Plugins/GameFeatures/MyGameFeature/Intermediate".
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.