video-repo

Puts a video project made with audara-studio, or the folder about to hold one, in git so someone else can clone it on another machine, work on it and render it again: keeps the code and the media the videos need (generated and paid files included), leaves renders and caches out, documents files too big for GitHub, keeps API keys, secrets and personal details out, writes a README people can read, and checks a fresh clone. Use it whenever the user asks for a git repository for a video project, to get one ready for GitHub, or to make it shareable or reproducible, even if they only say "put this in git". Not for everyday commits, branches or pull requests, for projects that aren't videos, or for making, changing or rendering a video (code-video).