Fix typo in .gitignore Claude Code section header#314
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The header line for the Claude Code section had a stray 'n' prefix: 'n# Claude Code'. With the leading 'n', the line is no longer a recognized comment header (though git did treat it as a comment-ish line that ignored nothing useful). Strip the 'n' so the header is a clean '# Claude Code'.
This was referenced Apr 26, 2026
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Summary
The header line for the Claude Code section in `.gitignore` had a stray `n` prefix:
```gitignore
n# Claude Code
.claude/
```
The `n` makes the line no longer a recognized comment header (it's now a pattern that would match a literal file named `n# Claude Code` if one existed — harmless but wrong). Strip the `n` so the header is a clean `# Claude Code`.
How this was found
Spotted while diffing `Log-Compressor`'s `.gitignore` against the template — the downstream repo had already cleaned up the typo locally, but the template still has it, so any new repo created from the template inherits the typo.
Test plan
🤖 Generated with Claude Code