Source Control git-ignore Policy

All developers of Netspective Communications LLC are require to create a .gitIgnore file at the root of each repository to define files and directories that should be ignored.

Controls

• Create a file named “.gitignore” (without quotes) in the repository’s root directory using a text editor.
• List specific files, directories, or patterns that should be ignored in the Gitignore file.
• Ensure that sensitive or confidential information, such as credentials, API keys, passwords, or personal data, is included in the Gitignore file.
• Use wildcards, such as asterisks (*) or question marks (?), to define patterns for matching multiple files or directories.
• Regularly review and update the Gitignore file to account for new files or directories that should be ignored.
• Add build artifacts such as compiled code, logs, and temporary files generated during the build process to .gitignore.

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