Currently, the project's .gitignore file doesn't ignore the local virtual environment directory, making git track dependencies changes:
Which leads to crowded source control code changes:
According to the official docs, the contributor's virtual environment would be named dsd_env. Also, it's good practice to call the local virtual environment .venv. This way, both directory names were ignored (added to .gitignore).
Thank you! I have a task open somewhere to move all references to dsd_env to .venv, but this is a nice quick way to not block people who already have the habit of using .venv.
Currently, the project's
.gitignore
file doesn't ignore the local virtual environment directory, makinggit
track dependencies changes:Which leads to crowded source control code changes:
According to the official docs, the contributor's virtual environment would be named
dsd_env
. Also, it's good practice to call the local virtual environment.venv
. This way, both directory names were ignored (added to.gitignore
).