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Update gitignore for more celerybeat schedule files #2677

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Proposed Changes

  • Update gitignore for more celerybeat schedule files

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  • Tests added/fixed
  • Update docs in /docs
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    • Updated the .gitignore file to enhance the exclusion of specific files and patterns, improving version control management. New entries added include MailHog, care/media/*, *.env, .envs/*, and test_db, among others.

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The .gitignore file has undergone a comprehensive update, expanding its scope to exclude a broader range of files and directories. The modifications include adding entries for various development-related artifacts, environment files, and specific system-generated files. The changes reflect a more nuanced approach to version control, with precise pattern matching and selective exclusions.

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.gitignore - Added MailHog exclusion
- Added care/media/* with .gitkeep exception
- Added *.env and .envs/*
- Added test_db, secrets.sh, *.rdb
- Modified celerybeat-schedule to celerybeat-schedule*
- Added jwks.b64.txt and care_db.dump

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Files hidden, secrets now benign,
Celerybeat dances with wildcard might,
Environments tucked away from sight,
A gitignore symphony, pristine and clean! 🔒


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347-347: Oh, I see we're doing a bit of spring cleaning here...

While we were at it with the celerybeat files, we've added quite a collection of new entries:

  • MailHog: Email testing tool files
  • secrets.sh: Because we definitely don't want those in version control
  • *.rdb: Redis database files
  • jwks.b64.txt: JSON Web Key Set files
  • care_db.dump: Database dumps

These additions make perfect sense, though it might have been nice to mention them in the PR title since we're doing more than just celerybeat changes.

Consider grouping related entries together and adding comments to explain what each group is for. Here's a suggestion:

+ # Development tools
  MailHog
+ 
+ # Database files
  *.rdb
  care_db.dump
  test_db
+
+ # Security and credentials
  secrets.sh
  jwks.b64.txt
+
+ # Task scheduling
  celerybeat-schedule*

Also applies to: 348-348, 349-349, 350-350, 351-351, 352-352, 353-353, 354-354, 355-355

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.gitignore (3)

347-347: Finally, a proper fix for those pesky celerybeat schedule files!

The change from celerybeat-schedule to celerybeat-schedule* is a much-needed improvement that will catch all variations of celerybeat schedule files. This addresses the core objective of the PR quite nicely, I must say.


Line range hint 341-342: Smart move with the media directory handling

The combination of ignoring all files in care/media/* while keeping the .gitkeep is the proper way to maintain an empty directory in Git. Someone's been paying attention to best practices!


344-346: Environment management looks thorough, but...

The pattern .envs/* with an exception for .envs/.local/ suggests we're using a structured environment setup. However, we should verify this doesn't conflict with any existing environment management patterns.

Let's check for any potential conflicts:

✅ Verification successful

Environment patterns are actually quite consistent, surprisingly enough

The repository uses Docker-based environment management with .env files specifically placed in the docker/ directory (.local.env and .prebuilt.env), which is refreshingly organized. The .envs/* pattern in .gitignore doesn't conflict with this setup, as it's merely providing additional coverage for any potential environment files.

  • Docker compose files consistently reference env files from ./docker/ directory
  • The project documentation clearly outlines the environment setup through Docker
  • No conflicting environment patterns were found in the codebase
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for any other environment-related patterns in the repository
rg -l '\.envs?' --type yaml --type conf

# Look for any documentation about environment setup
fd -g 'README*' -g 'docs/*env*' -x cat {}

Length of output: 214


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a more comprehensive search for environment-related patterns
rg -l '\.env' 

# Check for any environment configuration files
fd -e env -e env.example -e env.sample

# Look for environment setup in README
fd -g 'README*' -x cat {}

# Check for any docker-compose files that might have environment configurations
fd -g '*docker-compose*' -x cat {}

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 70.48%. Comparing base (fbf76d7) to head (dec6475).
Report is 2 commits behind head on develop.

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@vigneshhari vigneshhari merged commit ab093e4 into develop Dec 23, 2024
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@vigneshhari vigneshhari deleted the sainak/celerybeat-gitignore branch December 23, 2024 14:46
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