chore(gitignore): ignore worker/.wrangler/ cache#523
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The .wrangler/ directory is a Cloudflare Wrangler tool cache (local dev sessions, build cache, simulated KV/D1 state) that's regenerated on demand by `wrangler dev` / `wrangler deploy`. Cloudflare's docs recommend gitignoring it. Currently shows up as untracked after any local Worker work — quieting the `git status` noise. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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worker/.wrangler/to.gitignore. It's a Cloudflare Wrangler tool cache (regenerated on demand bywrangler dev/wrangler deploy) and Cloudflare's official guidance is to gitignore it.git statusfrom showing it as untracked after any local Worker work.Test plan
wrangler devor similar inworker/→ confirmgit statusstays cleanGenerated with Claude Code
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 [email protected]
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Claude: identified the untracked artifact as a wrangler cache, added the .gitignore entry, deleted the local copy, opened the PR
Human: approved the cleanup approach (separate small PR rather than tacking onto #522)