chore: untrack committed Python bytecode - #121
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Ten `.pyc` files under `scripts/__pycache__/` and `tests/__pycache__/` were committed, and `__pycache__/` was not in `.gitignore`. A `.pyc` embeds the source mtime and the interpreter version, so every test run rewrote them and `git status` reported ten modified files. The repo was dirty permanently, every diff carried binary noise, and a real change here would be easy to miss among them. - `git rm --cached` the ten files (they stay on disk, regenerated on demand) - ignore `__pycache__/` and `*.py[cod]` Refs JorisJonkers-dev/workspace#60 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PPnwbKr1Ex9iXAtv6TThAU
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.pycfiles underscripts/__pycache__/andtests/__pycache__/were committed, and__pycache__/was not in.gitignore.A
.pycembeds the source mtime and the interpreter version, so every test run rewrote them andgit statusreported ten modified files. This repo was dirty permanently, every diff carried binary noise, and a real change would be easy to lose among them.Changes
git rm --cachedthe ten files — they stay on disk and are regenerated on demand__pycache__/and*.py[cod]Nothing imports the bytecode; Python regenerates it. Found while sweeping all 30 submodules for #60, which had only named four repos with untracked
.claude/— this one was dirty for an unrelated and worse reason.Refs JorisJonkers-dev/workspace#60