archive-full

To package source code into a tar.gz archive, this skill targets git-tracked files and compresses them. It automatically filters out common binary extensions, build directories, and generated files to ensure a clean snapshot for backups or distribution.

Yes, archiving source code with this method automatically excludes binaries and build artifacts. It specifically filters out common binary extensions, build directories, and generated files, ensuring only tracked source code is included in the final tar.gz archive.

Creating a clean source code backup before a refactor is best done by packaging git-tracked files into a tar.gz archive. This approach captures a complete source snapshot while excluding unnecessary build outputs and temporary files from the repository.

Yes, you can use this to package git tracked files for distribution. The skill specifically targets files managed by git, ensuring that untracked local files, binaries, and generated build artifacts are excluded from the final compressed archive.

If your source code archive contains generated files, they are likely tracked by git. This skill filters common binary extensions and build directories but includes all git-tracked files, so manually untracked or ignored generated files are the only ones excluded.