gitignore: ignore settings.local.json at any depth - #60
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The path-anchored entry only covered the repo-root .claude/. A nested workspace or a subdirectory opened on its own writes its own settings.local.json, which then shows up as untracked noise.
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.claude/settings.local.jsonwas path-anchored to the repo root, so a nested workspace or a subdirectory opened on its own leaves itssettings.local.jsonshowing up as untracked noise.Unanchoring the pattern makes it match at any depth. It still covers the root
.claude/settings.local.json— verified: