Hi guys, I have a question about submitting my changes. After I pushed the changes I made to my cloned repo, I found out there's like a few hundreds of files(.class, .json, .xml), all of which generated by running the gradlew build and acceptance test command, got pushed alongside my changes. I'm wondering if there's any way to effectively avoid this?

It sounds like the gitignore somehow did not work. Would you mind posting the URL to your fork repo? I can take a look to see what is going on there.

Thank you, here's the link to my repo. The short commit hash is fbd2c44.

It looks like many files were accidentally under the

bin/main

directories in multiple modules. For example,

airbyte-api/bin/main/config.yaml

. I think you can rebase and drop the commit fbd2c44 entirely.

Sounds good!