Now that we have in-repo wikis, I have adopted one as well. However, due to me working with agents, I have to keep files like AGENTS.md etc. committed for them to be aware of the conventions. As those files are markdown as well and my wiki is a dedicated repo, those files show up in the pages panel as well. It would be useful to specify files/patterns to exclude from the wiki while still having them committed in the repo. A .wikiignore, similar to gitignore would probably be a smart way, as it allows to be updated with agents etc as well, but I'm also open for other suggestions
Now that we have in-repo wikis, I have adopted one as well. However, due to me working with agents, I have to keep files like AGENTS.md etc. committed for them to be aware of the conventions. As those files are markdown as well and my wiki is a dedicated repo, those files show up in the pages panel as well. It would be useful to specify files/patterns to exclude from the wiki while still having them committed in the repo. A
.wikiignore, similar to gitignore would probably be a smart way, as it allows to be updated with agents etc as well, but I'm also open for other suggestions