Remove yaml files from generated models from git history. about data-driven-dynamics HOT 3 CLOSED

@manumerous What I meant is that you need to separate yaml file that are generated by test logs and what people will be making.

This also means that you need to commit the test logs together

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@manumerous I am not sure why having a directory structure solves the problem of contaminating the git tracking? - you will have the same problem.

I suggest that you have a file name you can identify that is used for evaluation of the code.(Thus we can also keep track of the performance of the pipeline over time), which is cleanly separated out of when the user generates from his own logs (which should be ingored). Does this make sense?

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I suggested putting all the yaml files into a folder and ignore the folder by adding it to the gitignore (similarly as we do with the logs folder).

But if it is okay to keep track of them inside the repo we can do that as well. It can just be that we have a few new files per PR from testing.

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