.DS_Store should be filtered out in all directories

[ken-zlai]

Summary

Issue:
The current .gitignore patterns are not effectively ignoring .DS_Store files across the project.

• **/.DS_Store/: The trailing slash treats .DS_Store as a directory, so it doesn’t match .DS_Store files as expected.
• /frontend/.DS_Store: This only ignores .DS_Store files in the root of the frontend directory, not in its subdirectories.

Solution:
Using **/.DS_Store will correctly ignore .DS_Store files in all directories throughout the project, resolving both issues.

Checklist

• Added Unit Tests
• Covered by existing CI
• Integration tested
• Documentation update

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the .gitignore file to better reflect project structure by adding and removing entries for ignored files and directories.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes made in this pull request primarily involve modifications to the .gitignore file. The adjustments include the addition and removal of specific entries that dictate which files and directories should be ignored by Git. Notably, the handling of .DS_Store files has been updated, and several new paths related to Python, documentation builds, frontend assets, and test results have been included to enhance the project's version control management.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.gitignore	- Added entry: **/.DS_Store - Removed entry: **/.DS_Store/ - Removed entry: -/frontend/.DS_Store - Added entries for Python, documentation builds, frontend assets, and test results.

Poem

🐰 In the land of code, where bunnies play,
A .gitignore dance has brightened the day.
With .DS_Store files now neatly aligned,
We hop through the branches, our paths well-defined.
Ignoring the clutter, we leap and we bound,
In this tidy project, joy can be found! 🌼

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17-17: LGTM! The new pattern correctly ignores .DS_Store files.

The pattern **/.DS_Store is the correct approach as it:

• Removes the trailing slash that incorrectly treated .DS_Store as a directory
• Provides repository-wide coverage by ignoring .DS_Store files in all directories

Let's verify the effectiveness of the new pattern:

✅ Verification successful

The .DS_Store ignore pattern is working correctly across all directory levels

The verification confirms that:

• The pattern **/.DS_Store is properly configured in .gitignore (line 17)
• Git successfully ignores .DS_Store files at:
  • Root directory
  • Subdirectories (test/)
  • Nested subdirectories (test/nested/)
• No .DS_Store files are currently tracked in the repository

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that no .DS_Store files are tracked in the repository
# and that the new pattern works as expected

# Test 1: Check if any .DS_Store files are currently tracked
# Expect: No output, indicating no .DS_Store files are tracked
git ls-files | grep .DS_Store

# Test 2: Verify the .gitignore pattern works
# Create a test .DS_Store file and check if git ignores it
# Expect: "test.DS_Store" in the output, indicating it's ignored
touch test.DS_Store
git check-ignore -v test.DS_Store

# Cleanup
rm test.DS_Store

Length of output: 108

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify the .gitignore pattern

# Test 1: Check if the .gitignore file contains the correct pattern
echo "Checking .gitignore content:"
grep -n ".DS_Store" .gitignore

# Test 2: Create test files in different directories to verify pattern matching
mkdir -p test/nested
touch .DS_Store test/.DS_Store test/nested/.DS_Store

# Test 3: Check if git status shows these files as untracked
# If they're properly ignored, they won't show up in the output
echo -e "\nChecking git status for .DS_Store files:"
git status --porcelain | grep ".DS_Store" || echo "No .DS_Store files are tracked (good!)"

# Test 4: Explicitly check if the files are ignored
echo -e "\nVerifying ignore patterns:"
git check-ignore -v .DS_Store
git check-ignore -v test/.DS_Store
git check-ignore -v test/nested/.DS_Store

# Cleanup
rm -rf test .DS_Store

Length of output: 751

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