Whenever creating an empty repository, add a .gitignore file that basically tells git to ignore build files, cache files and other files that don't need to be shared.
This helps maintain privacy, prevent accidental upload of sensitive files, and also helps keep your project clean.
I'll add a python gitignore and put in a pull request. that should help clear up some of the cache files ('pycache' folder) and avoid upload of files that are not necessary to replicate your code.
Whenever creating an empty repository, add a .gitignore file that basically tells git to ignore build files, cache files and other files that don't need to be shared. This helps maintain privacy, prevent accidental upload of sensitive files, and also helps keep your project clean.
I'll add a python gitignore and put in a pull request. that should help clear up some of the cache files ('pycache' folder) and avoid upload of files that are not necessary to replicate your code.
You can read more on gitignore here: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore
Here's link to the standard python gitignore file for reference: https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Python.gitignore