It would be great if code-built artifacts weren't checked into the git repo. It avoids confusion downstream when you, for example, run grunt and correctly overwrite something and then discover that your new file shows changes because it was checked into git.
I'm new to grunt and this ecosystem, but removing all the contents of the builds directory would be a great start, and then adding builds/* to .gitignore
(I'm working with @jermnelson at Stanford if this seems like it's coming out of nowhere. We've already made this change in our downstream app. I can do a PR if you'd like.)
It would be great if code-built artifacts weren't checked into the git repo. It avoids confusion downstream when you, for example, run grunt and correctly overwrite something and then discover that your new file shows changes because it was checked into git.
I'm new to grunt and this ecosystem, but removing all the contents of the builds directory would be a great start, and then adding
builds/*
to .gitignore(I'm working with @jermnelson at Stanford if this seems like it's coming out of nowhere. We've already made this change in our downstream app. I can do a PR if you'd like.)