Ignore API key file from tutorial #1
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That's a wonderful idea, Blake! I'll make that update in my next set of changes. |
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Great! Yes, feel free to just copy/paste it in when you need if there's red tape associated with merging this PR directly. I see the Mathworks contributing guide in another of Mathworks' repos requires signing a CLA and all that, which I see is not configured here yet. I'm really excited about the Python interop, and I'm sure drive-by contributions would be easier if that contribution guide could be ported here. |
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Right. This seems like an important change, but not worth filling out the requisite copyright paperwork to accept the pull request directly. I will acknowledge your suggestion in the changelog. And if you do get to a point where you want to sign a CLA to contribute something, feel free to let me know. ;) |
Just a one-line change to the
.gitignore, in case users are following this tutorial in a fork or clone of the repo, say, connected to their account. This should avoid the accidental commit of the user's API key to a public repo.Notice I made this edit from the GitHub UI, and I think it must've automatically coerced the whitespace at the end of the
.gitignoreas well, so that's why you see two lines changed.