Feat: add .gitattributes file for release
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@toofff Cool stuff. I'm getting questions occasionally from people who still have trouble using Composer, saying they'd prefer a simple |
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@bobdenotter in my PR on "bolt/project" I didn't put it because I didn't need it. But I'll still check and get back to you this week. |
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When creating an archive we may not take certain files or folders into account.
Here is an example of what we could gain in weight in the vendors of the project:
bolt-core-4.1.0.tar.gz=> 3,1 Mobolt-core-my-test.tar.gz=> 334 KoBy removing all the files that are not necessary for the core to work in a project vendor, we reduce the package by 90% of its weight.
This is not negligible for a production release and to avoid overloading server resources for nothing.