I think if we simply exclude .checkpoint from gitignore this could be all that is needed.
However this would mean no one could check in checkpoints. Need to think about this as we want at one point a vanilla example so people know how it looks like
maybe we need to disallow based on directory.
also a commit action woudl be good that rejects the commit if a checkpoint is submitted
I think if we simply exclude .checkpoint from gitignore this could be all that is needed.
However this would mean no one could check in checkpoints. Need to think about this as we want at one point a vanilla example so people know how it looks like
maybe we need to disallow based on directory. also a commit action woudl be good that rejects the commit if a checkpoint is submitted