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zhangwenjian fe6ebfd47c chore🔧: ignore the Go workspace files and the checksilent binary
go.work points this module at a local checkout of go-admin-core while the
two are developed together. It is a local tool and must never be committed:
CI resolves core from go.mod.

checksilent is where `go build ./tools/checksilent` drops its binary - four
megabytes beside the server one, which was already ignored by name.
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.idea
.vscode
.DS_Store
static/uploadfile
main.exe
*.exe
go-admin
go-admin.exe
# `go build ./tools/checksilent` drops the binary here, next to the one for the
# server. Anchored with a leading slash: unanchored, the same pattern matches
# tools/checksilent/ as well and the tool's own source never gets committed.
/checksilent
temp/
!temp
vendor
config/settings.dev.yml
config/settings.dev.*.yml
config/settings.dev.*.yml.log
temp/logs
config/settings.dev.yml.log
config/settings.b.dev.yml
cmd/migrate/migration/version-local/*
!cmd/migrate/migration/version-local/doc.go
config/settings.deva.yml
go-admin-server
CLAUDE.md
# Everything under .claude is private by default. Skills meant for people using
# go-admin are re-included one directory at a time, so a personal one dropped in
# here is never committed by accident.
.claude/*
!.claude/skills/
.claude/skills/*
!.claude/skills/new-business-module/
config/settings.local.dev.yml
# Go workspace files. They exist to point this module at a local checkout of
# go-admin-core while the two are developed together, which is a private
# arrangement between one machine's directories - committing one would break
# the build for everyone else.
go.work
go.work.sum