gitignore: ignore the leftover top-level worker/ dir#149
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The worker kit was extracted to the RigForge repo (#71/#74), but a stale worker/ dir can linger locally with miner runtime logs/state until that cutover is finished. It wasn't ignored, so `git add -A` would sweep in those (sometimes very large) files. Nothing under worker/ is tracked, so ignoring it is safe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The worker kit was extracted to the RigForge repo (#71 / #74), but a stale top-level
worker/dir can linger locally with miner runtime logs/state until that cutover cleanup is finished. It wasn't in.gitignore, so agit add -Awould happily sweep in those files — including, in practice, a ~1M-linexmrig.logand embedded git repos, which got rejected by GitHub's large-file hook.This ignores
/worker/(rooted, so only the top-level dir). Nothing underworker/is tracked (git ls-files worker/is empty), so this is purely a guard — no tracked files are affected.Tech-debt note: the leftover
worker/files should eventually be deleted locally once the RigForge cutover is complete; this just prevents accidental commits in the meantime.🤖 Generated with Claude Code