refactor: remove tracked backup files and ignore future backups#4172
refactor: remove tracked backup files and ignore future backups#4172agarwalpranav0711 wants to merge 1 commit into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFive tracked backup files ( ChangesBackup File Cleanup
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Description
Removes tracked backup files that are no longer used by the application and prevents future backup files from being committed accidentally.
Problem
Several backup files (
.bakand.bak2) were committed and tracked in the repository:These files are not imported, referenced, or executed anywhere in the codebase and add unnecessary repository clutter.
Solution
Removed all tracked backup files
Added backup-file ignore rules to
.gitignore*.bak*.bak2This prevents accidental commits of editor-generated backup files in the future.
Type of Change
Related Issue
Fixes #4171
Testing
.gitignoreprevents future tracking of.bakand.bak2filesChecklist
CodeAnt-AI Description
Remove tracked backup files and stop future backup files from being committed
What Changed
.bakand.bak2files so editor backups are not tracked againImpact
✅ Fewer stray files in the repository✅ Less risk of committing editor backups✅ Cleaner project history💡 Usage Guide
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