chore: cleanup orphaned files and configs #3442
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Remove unused configuration files and clean up .distignore entries for files that don't exist in the repository. Deleted files: - netlify.toml (docs site no longer deployed to Netlify) - .codeclimate.yml (no references found in codebase or CI/CD) Removed from .distignore: - .babel.config.cjs (handled by @wordpress/scripts) - .gitattributes (file doesn't exist) - .github_changelog_generator (file doesn't exist) - jest.config.js (handled by @wordpress/scripts) - netlify.toml (file deleted) - .codeclimate.yml (file deleted) This cleanup reduces clutter and should reduce confusion about which files are actually part of the project.
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What maintenance tasks does this perform? Explain your changes.
I noticed we have a
netlify.tomlfile and it's also listed in the.distignore, but we no longer deploy to Netlify (the docs site used to exist on Netlify, but was never cleaned up). I did a quick audit and found a few other orphaned files and entries that should be cleaned up.Files deleted:
netlify.toml- Docs site isn't on Netlify anymore, no references in codebase.codeclimate.yml- No references found anywhereCleaned up
.distignore:Removed entries for files that don't actually exist:
.babel.config.cjs- Babel is handled by@wordpress/scripts.gitattributes- File doesn't exist (used to be used before deploying to WordPress.org).github_changelog_generator- File doesn't exist (intended to use, but went with customrelease.ymlworkflow)jest.config.js- Jest is handled by@wordpress/scriptsnetlify.toml- Now deleted (used to deploy docs to Netlify).codeclimate.yml- Now deleted (used to use the GitHub app but no longer do)Maintenance Changes
Files Modified:
netlify.toml- Deleted (used to deploy docs to Netlify, but no longer do).codeclimate.yml- Deleted (used to use the GitHub App, but no longer do).distignore- Removed 6 orphaned entriesThis just makes the repo a bit cleaner and less confusing. No one needs to wonder why files are listed in
.distignorethat don't exist.Testing Strategy
Verified:
composer run zipstill works (and installing/executing the plugin from that .zip still works).distignore: All remaining entries point to existing files/directoriesImpact Assessment
There should be no impact on WPGraphQL functionality - this is just cleanup. No functional / breaking changes.