The bug of git scan

[husheng876]

Description

1. Silent ignore-filtering in file search glob/grep are ripgrep-backed and silently exclude everything covered by .gitignore. Results carry no indicator that paths were filtered out, so "no matches" is indistinguishable from "the files don't exist". A transparency defect: my view of the repo was filtered without either of us knowing.

2. Git-state analysis never loaded ignore rules During the repo audit I ran git status and classified untracked files without ever reading .gitignore, conflating three distinct categories: deliberately-local paths (.env, thought_review/**), genuinely uncommitted work (the agent_interview batch), and pure junk (0-byte account/usage). This was the root cause of your "I already pushed, why does it still show changes" confusion.

Plugins

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OpenCode version

1.18.25

Steps to reproduce

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Operating System

Windows10

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What needs to be fixed:

• The description appears to be pasted directly from an AI chat session (e.g. references to "the repo audit I ran" and "your 'I already pushed...' confusion") rather than a standalone, reproducible bug report. Please rewrite it in your own words describing the actual behavior you observed.
• Steps to reproduce is empty. Please provide concrete steps so maintainers can reproduce the issue.
• The issue conflates two separate problems (glob/grep silently filtering via .gitignore, and git status not reading .gitignore rules). Please either focus on one bug or clearly separate them.

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This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• glob never matches hidden files (no --hidden), inconsistent with read/grep #45911: glob never matches hidden files / ripgrep silently excludes paths covered by .gitignore with no indicator
• [Bug?] referring to context via @ presents suggestions of only tracked files #40562: @ file picker only presents tracked files, filtering out .gitignored paths

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