Add .gitignore for Spring project files#4804
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Reasons for making this change
Currently, the
Java.gitignoreprovided in this repository focuses on core language artifacts but misses several critical files generated by the Spring Boot ecosystem and its integration with modern build tools (Maven/Gradle).This new
Spring.gitignoretemplate provides:target/,build/)..sts4-cache,.springBeans, and local configuration files (.env,*.properties.local) that often contain sensitive secrets.Adding this as a standalone template allows developers to
git initSpring projects with a "batteries-included" ignore file that prevents accidental commits of binary dependencies and local secrets.Links to documentation supporting these rule changes
target/andbuild/must be ignored)..gitignoreby default; this PR aligns with the community standard set by the Spring team.