If I want that information to be available to other people/agents who use the repo, they are not really polluting the repo? Am I doing vibecoding wrong?
There are ways to make it available without checking them in as usual. I don't want a folder with session files for every single commit, personally; I want them to be associated with the commit as metadata, so I use `git notes`.
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It deterministically pulls the full session log so you don't need to tell an LLM to do it, plus it doesn't pollute your repo with such files.
If I want that information to be available to other people/agents who use the repo, they are not really polluting the repo? Am I doing vibecoding wrong?
There are ways to make it available without checking them in as usual. I don't want a folder with session files for every single commit, personally; I want them to be associated with the commit as metadata, so I use `git notes`.
An orphan branch solves that issue.