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1. Separation of Distribution Files Creating a dedicated…

1. Separation of Distribution Files
Creating a dedicated folder outside the project for distribution files allows you to separate the development cycle from the deployment cycle. Files generated by the build (such as those intended for the browser) are isolated, preventing them from cluttering the main Git repository. This separation makes project management cleaner and reduces the risk of errors related to file manipulation.

2. Preservation of Git History
By isolating distribution files, the Git history remains focused on the source code and project changes. Commits are not cluttered with automatically generated files, which facilitates repository readability and maintenance. Development branches remain accessible and clear, without the risk of confusion between source files and files intended for deployment.

3. Simplified Deployment
This approach reduces the need to rename or directly manipulate files within the project. Distribution files are copied to the external folder, ready for deployment. This reduces the risk of introducing errors and makes the deployment process smoother and more automatable. In practice, this allows for the implementation of more robust CI/CD pipelines and ensures better delivery quality.
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