.gitignore

env.sh
# The wizards keep a .bak of the file they rewrite. For env.sh that copy
# holds the PREVIOUS live tokens, and `env.sh` above is a literal -- it
# does not cover it. This repo is public and `git add -A` is one keystroke.
*.bak
.DS_Store
.nova/
.deploy_manifest*.json
.deploy_manifest*.json.incomplete
.deploy_baseline.json
.deploy-pending
# The scheduler's heartbeat -- one line, rewritten every fifteen minutes.
.last-scheduled-run
.blog-sh.lock
.last-edit.md
.last-edit.meta
.stats_full_refresh_at
config/site.yml
incoming/
trash/
drafts/
content.nosync/
media.nosync/
public.nosync/

# Per-install graphics dropped into the working copy must never ride an
# unrelated commit into the public engine repo again.
#
# By directory rather than by filename, and that is the whole point: the
# banner's path is a config key (banner.src), so naming files here only
# ever covered the ones somebody had already been bitten by. A site that
# points banner.src at its own filename -- or drops in a bio photo, or a
# skin's artwork -- got no protection at all, and the gap was being patched
# by hand in .git/info/exclude on every install separately.
#
# Only the engine's own shipped defaults are tracked; the install copies
# them into place on first run.
assets/images/*
!assets/images/defaults/
# Local regression suite -- deliberately outside the public repo.
tests/
# ./style.sh builds a whole sample site here for every palette preview --
# three dozen files, straight into the working copy. Same reason as the
# graphics above: nothing generated should be able to ride along on an
# unrelated commit.
tmp/