v0.8.3 — keep the generated map out of your commits

Keep the generated map out of your commits

init now writes the map's output directory into .gitignore. Without it, running map:build or map:watch locally and then git add -A committed roughly 600KB of generated output — graph, report, history, and the bundled Viewer assets — into the repository.

The rule matches the directory actually configured: a custom outDir gets that path, not a hardcoded default.

If you are a new user

Nothing to do. npx agent-runtime-map init (or init --github) configures it as part of setup.

If you already installed Agent Runtime Map

The fix ships inside the CLI, so an existing project does not pick it up on its own. Either:

npx agent-runtime-map@latest init .

init is idempotent — it appends the rule if it is missing, changes nothing if it is already there, and never reorders or removes anything you wrote.

Or add the line yourself:

.agent-runtime-map/

(Use your own outDir if you configured one.)

Already committed the map by accident? git rm -r --cached .agent-runtime-map untracks it without deleting your local copy.

Nothing else changed

No analyzer, Viewer, Schema, GitHub Action, or publishing changes. All three packages are published to npm with signed provenance from GitHub Actions.