The biggest change here was adding .env to .gitignore, then "git rm" on everything that would be excluded by the .gitignore.
What all got removed?
Everything in the ".env" folder.
some "pycache" files
"test/.RData"
"test/.RHistory"
I used git to automatically remove files, so as long as .gitignore looks good, nothing important should be lost, but it might be worth double checking.
Otherwise, minor changes to the python setup. It looked like it was mostly Max who was working in Python, and I checked in with him. I tested the github workflow changes on my forked repository and it looked fine to me.
The biggest change here was adding .env to .gitignore, then "git rm" on everything that would be excluded by the .gitignore.
What all got removed?
I used git to automatically remove files, so as long as .gitignore looks good, nothing important should be lost, but it might be worth double checking.
Otherwise, minor changes to the python setup. It looked like it was mostly Max who was working in Python, and I checked in with him. I tested the github workflow changes on my forked repository and it looked fine to me.