.gitignore for NASA SpecsIntact

14 ignore rules for NASA SpecsIntact, ready to copy into your repository.

Construction specifications software

The complete .gitignore for NASA SpecsIntact

# Generated by LFGitignore - https://lfgitignore.com
# Created: 2026-08-05 01:34:42 UTC
# Technologies: NASA SpecsIntact

### NASA SpecsIntact ###
*.se$
*.RPT
ADDRVER.*
BRKTVER.*
DUPEREF.*
REFVER.*
SECTVER.*
SUBMVER.*
TTLDIFFS.*
PULL.TBL
pulltbl.bck
JOB.OTL.OLD
*.onetoc*
# Log file
*.log

What these NASA SpecsIntact rules actually ignore

Every pattern below, and why it belongs in your .gitignore.

SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.

Pattern What it ignores
*.se$ SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
*.RPT SI Reports; auto-generated. They do not belong in the repository as they will be re-created exactly when using a specific checkout point.
ADDRVER.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
BRKTVER.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
DUPEREF.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
REFVER.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
SECTVER.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
SUBMVER.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.
TTLDIFFS.* SpecsIntact (SI) Locking file; this would lock everyone out.

PULL.TBL is an auto-generated file to help speed SI loading.

Pattern What it ignores
PULL.TBL PULL.TBL is an auto-generated file to help speed SI loading.
pulltbl.bck PULL.TBL is an auto-generated file to help speed SI loading.

Keeping the old one isn't useful in git.

Pattern What it ignores
JOB.OTL.OLD Keeping the old one isn't useful in git.
*.onetoc* OneNote TOC Files; SI Work Directories may be installed in a location co-located with OneNote notebooks, and if so, OneNote will litter the SI folder with these.
*.log Log file

How to use this .gitignore for NASA SpecsIntact

  1. Copy the NASA SpecsIntact rules above, or download the file directly.
  2. Create a file named .gitignore at the root of your Git repository and paste the rules into it.
  3. If some of those files are already tracked, run git rm -r --cached . then commit again — Git only applies ignore rules to untracked files.
  4. Commit the .gitignore so everyone on the team shares the same rules.