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Editor temporary backups, KDE/GNOME folder metadata, and FUSE mount handles
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IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, GoLand, and PhpStorm project metadata
Eclipse workspace metadata, build paths, and local runtime properties
Swap files, undo trees, and session dumps created during editing
Workspace files, sftp credentials, and package control caches
DerivedData, user schemes, project workspaces, and CocoaPods artifacts
Emacs auto-saves, lock files, and Tramp remote server connection caches
node_modules, package manager logs, pnpm store, and yarn integrity artifacts
Incremental compilation cache and build info files
__pycache__, compiled bytecode (.pyc), virtual environments (.venv), and wheels
Compiled binaries, test outputs, cross-platform shared libraries, and go.work
Cargo target/ directory, backup source files, and compilation caches
Class files, jar archives, JVM crash dumps, and heap logs
Maven target/ build directory, release backups, and wrapper jars
Gradle build caches, daemon logs, and exclusion exemptions for wrapper jar
Compiled object files (.o, .obj), static/shared libraries, and CMake caches
bin/, obj/, NuGet packages, Visual Studio user options, and build results
vendor/ dependencies, composer executable, and PHPUnit result caches
Bundler gems, compilation artifacts, SQLite databases, and test reports
.build/ directory, SPM package pins, and DerivedData caches
Kotlin incremental build caches, JS stores, and Gradle artifacts
.dart_tool, flutter plugins metadata, pub caches, and platform build trees
zig-cache/ directory and zig-out/ binary targets
_build/ folder, Mix dependencies (deps/), and Erlang crash dumps
sbt target/ directories, Bloop compilation server, and Metals IDE cache
Stack work directory, Cabal dist folders, and GHC interface files (.hi)
.Rhistory, workspace data dumps (.RData), and compiled native binaries
Coverage reports (.jl.cov), memory allocations, and docs build sites
Compiled Lua bytecode (.luac and luac.out)
.next/ build cache, static HTML exports (out/), and next-env.d.ts
Vite dist/ output, SSR bundles, and local environment overrides
.nuxt/ runtime directory, Nitro server outputs (.output/), and dist files
.svelte-kit/ build cache, generated types, and package folders
Astro dist/ production bundles and .astro/ generated content layer types
Remix build outputs, public/build client assets, and local caches
.angular/ compilation cache, dist/ production outputs, and coverage reports
SQLite database, local settings overrides, media uploads, and server logs
Uvicorn server logs, pytest test caches, and coverage artifacts
Flask instance/ configuration folder and asset pipeline caches
log/ files, tmp/ sockets and sessions, storage/ uploads, and SQLite database
Local properties overrides, application logs, and embedded Tomcat work dirs
storage symlinks, public build hot reloader, .env backups, and Homestead configs
.env files, API keys, private certificates, and safe .env.example exemption
Local docker-compose overrides, container logs, and internal docker state
.terraform plugin directory, state files (.tfstate), and sensitive tfvars
Helm chart packages (.tgz), local kubeconfig tokens, and secret manifests
Playbook failure retry files (.retry) and ansible run logs
.serverless build packages and local dynamoDB state
Istanbul coverage/, .nyc_output, pytest reports, and lcov traces
Log directories, server stdout dumps, and diagnostic trace files
dist/, build/, out/, bin/, and temporary scratch folders
.turbo cache, Nx daemon cache, Wireit files, and persistent build artifacts
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