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GitIgnore Analyzer

Analyze your .gitignore file for optimization opportunities, redundant patterns, conflicts, and performance issues. Get professional insights to improve your repository's ignore rules.

.gitignore Content to Analyze

30 patterns, 45 total lines

Understanding Analysis Results

Quality Score

The quality score (0-100) reflects how well-optimized your .gitignore file is. Higher scores indicate fewer issues and better organization.

Pattern Complexity

Complexity measures how computationally expensive a pattern is for Git to process. Lower complexity generally means faster performance.

Issue Severity

  • High: Critical issues that may cause problems
  • Medium: Optimization opportunities
  • Low: Style and organization suggestions

Comprehensive Analysis Features

🔍 Redundancy Detection

Identifies overlapping and redundant patterns that can be simplified or removed for cleaner code.

⚡ Performance Analysis

Analyzes pattern complexity and suggests optimizations for faster Git operations.

🚨 Conflict Detection

Finds contradictory patterns and negation conflicts that might cause unexpected behavior.

📊 Pattern Statistics

Provides detailed statistics about pattern types, complexity, and effectiveness.

🎯 Optimization Suggestions

Offers specific recommendations to improve pattern efficiency and maintainability.

🏷️ Pattern Classification

Categorizes patterns by type, technology, and purpose for better organization.

Common Issues We Detect

Performance Problems

  • • Over-complex wildcard patterns that slow down Git
  • • Redundant recursive patterns like `**/**/*.log`
  • • Inefficient pattern ordering affecting matching speed
  • • Unnecessary deep directory traversal patterns

Logic Conflicts

  • • Patterns that contradict each other (ignore vs negation)
  • • Overlapping patterns that make rules unclear
  • • Ineffective negation patterns that don't work as expected
  • • Missing patterns for common file types in your project

Best Practices We Enforce

📝 Organization

  • • Group related patterns together
  • • Use clear section comments
  • • Order patterns by specificity

⚡ Performance

  • • Minimize complex wildcards
  • • Place common patterns first
  • • Avoid redundant patterns

🎯 Effectiveness

  • • Use specific patterns when possible
  • • Test negation patterns carefully
  • • Document complex rules