Is there file(s) to ignore to commit in .specify and specs directories ?

[antoineb-primeum]

Hi,

Is there file(s) to ignore to commit in .specify and specs directories ?

It seems that .specify/feature.json is modified between the implementation of different specs and seems focus the latest spec in usage.

I'm a bit too new to know that kind of subtilities but i would share only needed files to my team via git.
Thank you for sharing your experiences on this subject with me.

[mnriem]

What you commit is up to you. Or you can quickly install whatever you need.

[antoineb-primeum]

Thank you for your response, it is still a bit vague. I would really like to know the best practice for sharing files with my team and possibly those that can be ignored.

To tease you, your answer reminds me a bit of '42,' the answer to "The great question of life and everything else".

[mnriem]

It depends. Do you want to retain everything. Then commit it all. Do you want to retain the specs? Keep them. Reinstalling the Specify CLI is quick and easy so is the .specify directory needed in Git? Not really. But again depends on what you want!