Committing PyCharm .idea directory

Committing .idea directory

I never bothered committing .idea files before. Actually, I very much preferred treating it as a scary black box full of XML gibberish that I’d rather not touch.

It was fine back in the days when I had a stable set of projects, each configured once in PyCharm, and that was it. Adopting git worktrees changed my workflow: every worktree is a new directory, and PyCharm treats it as a new project that needs to be configured from scratch. So I decided to finally look inside and see what can be committed.