Minor nitpick but .pyc files are generated automatically when running .py files so they don't add any information to the git repo (and are thus typically not git committed).
It can also lead to strange bugs to get external pyc files onto one's machine, that aren't in sync with potential module changes.
Propose deleting them and avoiding new commits of *.pyc files to .gitignore.
Minor nitpick but .pyc files are generated automatically when running .py files so they don't add any information to the git repo (and are thus typically not git committed).
It can also lead to strange bugs to get external pyc files onto one's machine, that aren't in sync with potential module changes.
Propose deleting them and avoiding new commits of *.pyc files to .gitignore.