chore: Remove .mvn/ from .gitignore#484
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It's wrong to .gitignore the .mvn/ directory, because that is, contrary to target/, NOT a "Maven target directory" at all actually. It contains the maven-wrapper.properties, which is an important SOURCE build configuration file. This file is ALREADY in Git (as it should be); having files that ARE committed on .gitignore can be very confusing.
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This pull request correctly removes the .mvn/ directory from the .gitignore file. As you've noted, this directory contains the Maven wrapper configuration, which is an essential part of the source code for ensuring reproducible builds. This change fixes the inconsistency of having a version-controlled file path in .gitignore and aligns the project with standard Maven practices. The change is correct and improves the project's configuration.
It's wrong to .gitignore the .mvn/ directory, because that is, contrary to target/, NOT a "Maven target directory" at all actually.
It contains the maven-wrapper.properties, which is an important SOURCE build configuration file.
This file is ALREADY in Git (as it should be); having files that ARE committed on .gitignore can be very confusing.