feat: implement issue #146 — Compliance: gitignore_baseline - #148
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This pull request updates the .gitignore file to adopt a comprehensive, managed secrets baseline for petry-projects, covering various sensitive credentials, cloud configs, database dumps, and IDE files. Feedback on the changes highlights that the broad .env.* wildcard will accidentally ignore .env.vault, which is meant to be committed to source control for dotenv-vault to function properly, and suggests adding a negation rule for it.
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…ebase .gitignore was truncated to 15 lines (losing the full secrets baseline) and dependabot.yml had a leftover conflict marker, both introduced by automated conflict resolution across 118 scaffold/re-seed commits. Restored both files to their correct post-rebase state matching the original PR tip's intent: full 420-line secrets baseline in .gitignore and the standard npm-only dependabot.yml. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
git check-ignore exits 1 for a non-ignored path but 128 on error; the nonzero assertion would mask errors as passes (CodeRabbit review). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit: 3654d0495ec612bc8426d7e424d23d138fbe5303
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Summary
Evolves the canonical L1 secrets-baseline .gitignore in the template repo to permit committing encrypted dotenv-vault ciphertext (!.env.vault), plus trivial whitespace/newline formatting in three workflow/config files. Change is narrow, tested, and CI-green.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #146 (Compliance: gitignore_baseline). The PR adds a scoped negation !.env.vault to the managed baseline and a regression test asserting the file is not ignored. This substantively addresses the compliance goal of allowing encrypted vault files while keeping plaintext secrets excluded.
Findings
- [safe] Negation is correctly scoped.
!.env.vaultun-ignores only the encrypted-by-design vault file. The sibling.env.vault.keys(plaintext decryption keys) remains git-ignored via both.env.*and an explicit entry — the key security property for dotenv-vault is preserved. - [safe] Baseline checksum updated in lockstep.
GITIGNORE_L1_SHA256in tests/gitignore-baseline.bats was regenerated to match the edited block; the baseline bats suite passes in CI. Editing the L1 block + bumping the checksum is the legitimate workflow in this canonical template repo (not a downstream consumer). - [cleanup] Removed a dangling doc reference. The old L2 comment pointed to
standards/gitignore-standard.md, which does not exist in the repo tree; the PR replaces it with an accurate in-repo note. - [trivial] Workflow/config edits to ci.yml, dev-lead.yml, and dependabot.yml are comment-alignment and trailing-newline only — no permission, trigger, or logic changes; no Actions security smells.
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run_secret_scanningMCP tool is not exposed in this environment; relied on the passing gitleaks and CodeQL checks instead.
CI status
All required checks green: build-and-test, coverage, CodeQL, Analyze (actions), SonarCloud, gitleaks secret scan, agent-shield/AgentShield. Ecosystem-specific audit jobs skipped as expected. mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED only pending required review. CodeRabbit's latest state is APPROVED; no unresolved, non-outdated review threads.
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Closes #146
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Summary by CodeRabbit
.env.vaultfiles and simplify guidance for repository-specific files..env.vaultfiles remain trackable..env.vaultignore behavior.CodeAnt-AI Description
Allow encrypted environment vault files to be committed
What Changed
.env.vaultfiles are explicitly allowed in the repository for CI and production decryptionImpact
✅ Encrypted environment configuration can be committed✅ Private keys remain excluded✅ Git-ignore compliance errors are detected reliably💡 Usage Guide
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