.gitignore

*.swp
**/vendor/
**/node_modules/
**/bin
**/.vscode/**/*
**/.vs/
**/.ionide/
**/.idea/
**/.DS_Store
coverage.cov
*.coverprofile
*.cov
**/obj/
coverage/
venv/
.envrc
# Ignore VSCode created solution file
/pulumi.sln
.mono

# Ignore user-provided go.work files.
/go.work
/go.work.sum

**/.idea/
*.iml
.yarn
# VSCode creates this binary when running tests in the debugger
**/debug.test

# Check in vscode settings for this workspace. This is so we can save common settings like setting go build tags to use by default.
!**/.vscode/settings.json

# Go tests run "in tree" and this folder will linger if they fail (the integration test framework cleans
# it up when they pass.)
**/command-output/

# Likewise, we don't want to keep the typechecked version of our codegen tests.
tests/testdata/codegen/*/typecheck/**

# We don't need to keep testing python __pycache__ either either
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/*.csproj
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/go.mod
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/go.sum
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/Program.cs
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/package.json
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/go.sum
tests/testdata/codegen/*-pp/*/tsconfig.json

# By default, we don't check in yarn.lock files
**/yarn.lock

# By default, we don't check in Pipfile.lock files
**/Pipfile.lock

# Turning on MyPy in VSCode creates this workspace local folder
.mypy_cache

# for goreleaser
**/*.exe
goreleaser
pulumi-resource-pulumi-nodejs
pulumi-resource-pulumi-python
pulumi-analyzer-policy
pulumi-analyzer-policy-python
pulumi-language-python-exec
pulumi-resource-pulumi-nodejs.cmd
pulumi-resource-pulumi-python.cmd
pulumi-python3-shim.cmd
pulumi-python-shim.cmd
pulumi-analyzer-policy.cmd
pulumi-analyzer-policy-python.cmd
artifacts/
goreleaser-downloads/
goreleaser-prebuilt/
goreleaser-lang/
goreleaser-linux/
goreleaser-darwin/
goreleaser-windows/

__pycache__
.pytest_cache

# File targets for make
*.phony

# Temporary files
*.tmp
test-results/
yarn-error.log