# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only

# Copyright 2026-present the Unsloth AI Inc. team. All rights reserved.

# The only veto that travels inside the sdist, so it holds for the wheel too:

# `python -m build` rebuilds the wheel from the sdist, where exclude-package-data

# and packages.find no longer bite (no .git tree for the file finder).

prune tests

prune studio/backend/tests

prune studio/backend/hub/tests

prune studio/frontend/tests

prune unsloth_cli/tests

prune unsloth/kernels/moe/tests

# Frontend pre-build tree. public/ is copied into frontend/dist by Vite, so

# shipping both put all 99 of its files in the wheel twice; src/ is .tsx that is

# already compiled into dist/assets. Only frontend/dist is served at runtime.

# Keep these in step with exclude-package-data in pyproject.toml. That entry is

# what actually keeps them out of the wheel, including the wheel `python -m build`

# rebuilds from the sdist; these prunes keep them out of the sdist itself, so the

# two artifacts agree and neither carries a tree nothing installs.

prune studio/frontend/public

prune studio/frontend/src

exclude studio/frontend/package-lock.json

# Desktop crate. `tauri build` reads these from a git checkout in

# release-desktop.yml, never from the published wheel. src-tauri/icons is

# deliberately absent here: install.sh copies icon.icns and icon.png out of

# site-packages to build the macOS and Linux launchers.

prune studio/src-tauri/src

prune studio/src-tauri/linux

prune studio/src-tauri/windows

prune studio/src-tauri/dmg

prune studio/src-tauri/capabilities

# `prune` only takes directories, so the crate's root files need naming. Without

# these the sdist still carried Cargo.lock and the tauri*.json configs even though

# exclude-package-data kept them out of the wheel.

exclude studio/src-tauri/Cargo.lock

exclude studio/src-tauri/Cargo.toml

exclude studio/src-tauri/build.rs

exclude studio/src-tauri/*.plist

exclude studio/src-tauri/tauri*.json

# Backstop for a suite added anywhere else later. `prune` and a `*` glob are both

# single-level, so this needs `**`, and it cannot see a root-level tests/ at all.

global-exclude */tests/**