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Add Python-specific patterns to .gitignore#5

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Add Python-specific patterns to .gitignore#5
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Added common Python artifacts to .gitignore:

  • pycache directories
  • .pyc, .pyo files
  • .egg-info directories
  • pytest cache and coverage files
  • mypy cache
  • virtual environments

Added common Python artifacts to .gitignore:
- __pycache__ directories
- .pyc, .pyo files
- .egg-info directories
- pytest cache and coverage files
- mypy cache
- virtual environments
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This pull request enhances repository cleanliness and maintainability by preventing common Python-generated files and directories from being tracked by Git. By ignoring these transient files, the repository will remain focused on source code, reducing unnecessary commits and improving the developer experience for Python projects.

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  • Python-specific patterns: Added a comprehensive set of common Python-generated files and directories to the .gitignore file. This includes bytecode, build artifacts, testing caches, type-checking caches, and virtual environments.

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This pull request adds a comprehensive set of Python-specific patterns to the .gitignore file, which is a valuable addition for keeping the repository clean. My review includes a suggestion to remove a duplicate entry and, more importantly, to add .env to the ignored files to prevent leaking secrets, given the project's use of python-dotenv.

# Environments
venv/
ENV/
env/

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The project includes python-dotenv (as seen in pyproject.toml), which implies the use of .env files for managing environment variables. These files can contain sensitive data like API keys or credentials. To prevent accidental exposure of secrets, it's crucial to add .env to this file. I recommend adding it under the # Environments section.

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proceed with executing the recommended actions @copilot

claude and others added 2 commits January 14, 2026 17:39
Created test coverage infrastructure:
- TEST_COVERAGE_ANALYSIS.md: Detailed 47% coverage analysis with recommendations
- TEST_IMPLEMENTATION_ROADMAP.md: 4-phase roadmap to achieve 85%+ coverage

Added skeleton test files (ready for implementation):
- tests/test_main.py: CLI integration tests (19 tests planned)
- tests/test_report.py: Report generation tests (14 tests planned)
- tests/test_config.py: Configuration tests (26 tests planned)
- tests/test_decorators.py: Decorator utility tests (12 tests planned)

Total: 71 new test cases defined across 4 critical modules with 0% coverage.
Implementation will increase coverage from 47% to 60%+ (Phase 1).
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Copilot AI commented Jan 14, 2026

@allsxxing I've opened a new pull request, #6, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.

Copilot AI and others added 3 commits January 14, 2026 18:36
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Co-authored-by: allsxxing <104036624+allsxxing@users.noreply.github.com>
Consolidate .env patterns under Environments section in .gitignore
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