I used it like that too, but sometimes I did git add. and sent my environment to Github by mistake.
That's why .gitignore exists 😀
It is ok to add the virtual environment in gitignore to personal projects, but what if the project is from another user? :/
You can set your local “global.gitignore”.
wow, I'll see it, thanks <3
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I used it like that too, but sometimes I did git add. and sent my environment to Github by mistake.
That's why .gitignore exists 😀
It is ok to add the virtual environment in gitignore to personal projects, but what if the project is from another user? :/
You can set your local “global.gitignore”.
wow, I'll see it, thanks <3