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Update .gitignore to ignore potential .idea folder #746

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Update .gitignore to ignore potential .idea folder #746

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Ignoring local IntelliJ project settings (e.g, Pycharm)

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IntelliJ saves its project-specific settings into the .idea folder.

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Git should ignore this folder, similar to VS Code settings.

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Ignoring IntelliJ Project Settings (e.g, Pycharm)
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Note that .idea brings its own .gitignore inside, and people often commit their .idea folder (not in entirety). But as the first step LGTM

@nponeccop nponeccop mentioned this pull request Apr 11, 2023
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@richbeales richbeales merged commit 9558f7a into Significant-Gravitas:master Apr 12, 2023
SquareandCompass pushed a commit to SquareandCompass/Auto-GPT that referenced this pull request Oct 21, 2023
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