Closed HazemSayad closed 7 months ago
.puro.json
is not meant to be shared because it can contain paths that are only valid on your computer, the functionality you want is tracked in https://github.com/pingbird/puro/issues/60 which would be stored in a separate file
I see, thanks for your efforts :beers: feel free to close the issue if you like
Trying to include my
.puro.json
file in my commits to lock the project to a specific flutter release using puro but i can't without manually doing it. So mainly my issue is about why is that? are there pros to not include it in version control?using:
git check-ignore -v .puro.json
: found:.git/info/exclude:9:.puro.json .puro.json
with:then went to see if there are any more details about this in the puro manual and only was able to find that it is automatically ignored