.gitignore

# Build output.
#
# Unanchored, not `/target`: the root one is normally somewhere else entirely
# (`.cargo/config.toml` points target-dir at ~/.cache/cargo-targets/verterm, to
# keep multi-gigabyte artifacts out of a Dropbox-synced tree), but it comes back
# in a fresh clone that has no such config, and `vendor/eframe-0.36.1/target/`
# appears the first time anyone runs cargo from inside the vendored crate. The
# anchored form matched neither.
target/

# rustfmt's backup file and the debug symbols a build can drop beside a binary.
**/*.rs.bk
*.pdb

# direnv's materialised environment.
.direnv/

# Profiling output. `perf record` and cargo-flamegraph both write into the
# current directory, which is this one when profiling the GUI thread's spin --
# the reason `vendor/` exists at all (see vendor/README.md).
perf.data
perf.data.old
flamegraph.svg

# Logs, and what a headless smoke run leaves behind.
#
# `headless-ui.sh` keeps its state under $VT_STATE_DIR, /tmp/verterm-headless by
# default, so normally none of this is here -- but that variable can just as
# easily point into the checkout, which is why these are matched by name
# anywhere rather than at one path. `verterm.log` and `xvfb.log` are the two it
# writes; `shots/` is where every screenshot lands.
*.log
shots/

# A config written next to the example while testing. `verterm
# --print-default-config` is meant to be redirected into
# ~/.config/verterm/config.toml, and the tracked template it prints is
# `config.example.toml`, sitting right here -- one redirect away from an
# untracked near-duplicate of it.
#
# Anchored: `.cargo/config.toml` is tracked on purpose and must not match.
/config.toml

# Prose is kept locally, not in the repository. CLAUDE.md, init.md and
# everything under todo/ are working notes that change on almost every session;
# tracking them meant every commit carried a diff of the notes taken while
# making it. They still exist on disk -- `git rm --cached` took them out of the
# index and left the files alone.
#
# `*.MD` is here because the case matters on Linux and does not on the machines
# these files came from.
*.md
*.MD

# The todo queue is prose plus pasted screenshots, all of it local -- the
# working-notes rule above, applied to the one directory that exists to hold
# them. The `*.md` pattern already caught the words; the assets beside them (a
# screenshot named after its todo, an archived RUST_LOG transcript) escaped the
# screenshot patterns below one filename at a time. `docs/` is the same rule
# ahead of the fact.
todo/
docs/

# Claude Code's own working tree: the skills and tools it writes for itself.
# `settings.local.json` under it holds machine-specific permissions, `vt-xdo` is
# a compiled binary, and the rest is a cache of this machine's assistant
# configuration, not of the project.
.claude/

# The exceptions to the prose rule, and they are deliberate.
#
# The root README is the front page of the repository. Only the root one --
# `/README.md`, anchored.
!/README.md

# `vendor/README.md` is the only record of why eframe 0.36.1 is vendored (PR
# #8398: without it a hidden Wayland window spins a core), what the patch
# beside it contains, and how to drop the whole directory once 0.37 ships.
# `git add vendor/` would otherwise take 37 files of somebody else's crate and
# leave the explanation behind. Its own README.md is upstream's, and is
# un-ignored for the same reason the rest of that tree is committed: the
# vendored copy has to be a faithful one for `[patch.crates-io]` to be
# reproducible.
#
# Version-independent on purpose. Naming `eframe-0.36.1` here worked only until the
# crate was re-vendored: `vendor/eframe-0.37.0/README.md` matched `*.md` and nothing
# else, so the next bump would have silently dropped it and left the vendored tree
# unfaithful with no diff to notice. `**` matches zero directories too, so this one
# line covers `vendor/README.md` as well.
!/vendor/**/*.md

# Screenshots dropped in the tree while looking at something. `image*.png`
# rather than `image-*.png`: the first one a paste produces is `image.png`, with
# no number, and the hyphenated form is exactly the pattern that misses it.
# `screenshot.png` is what a Niri screenshot arrives as.
image*.png

# Editor and desktop leavings.
.vscode/
.idea/
*.swp
*~

# This checkout lives inside Dropbox. A sync from another machine drops
# `.DS_Store` files into it, and any two-sided edit leaves a second copy of the
# file named `<name> (Raymond's conflicted copy 2026-09-05).<ext>` -- which
# `git add -A` would happily commit next to the original.
.DS_Store
.dropbox
.dropbox.attr
*conflicted copy*