chore(gitignore): ignore log file like *.err and *.log #3915
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In our development pratices, it's common to name stdout and stderr output log as *.log and *.err, respectively, based on informal observation within our team. This patch adds *.log and *.err to the .gitignore file to ensure they are ignored by Git. Notably, *.log is already ignored due to existing rules, and there is no source files in the projects with a *.err extension. As such, this patch is safe.
It seems no need to run CI again when .gitignore is modified.
Tang-Haojin
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Nov 22, 2024
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In our development pratices, it's common to name stdout and stderr output log as *.log and *.err, respectively, based on informal observation within our team.
This patch adds *.log and *.err to the .gitignore file to ensure they are ignored by Git. Notably, *.log is already ignored due to existing rules, and there is no source files in the projects with a *.err extension. As such, this patch is safe.
This patch also adds .gitignore into .github/filters.yaml to sikp ci. It seems no need to run CI again when .gitignore is modified.