Why you should care about “dot” files
Many Drupal (and PHP) projects include hidden files like .editorconfig, .gitattributes or .gitignore — they don’t affect page rendering, but they do contribute significantly to the developer experience, code consistency, version control hygiene and maintainability of your site.

If you’ve ever inherited a Drupal site, you know how messy it can become when there’s no guard-rails on style, whitespace, encoding or Git handling. The invisible files are your silent assistants.

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