Git in test automation projects — quiz

After the first commit, your QA teammates complain the repo is cluttered with `node_modules/`, `.env`, and `screenshots/` folders. What's the right fix?

• Manually delete those folders before every commit
• Add `.gitignore` patterns (e.g., `node_modules/`, `.env`, `screenshots/`) so Git stops tracking them. For files already committed, `git rm --cached <path>` removes them from tracking without deleting them locally
• Compress the repo so the files don't appear
• Switch to a different version control system