--file output includes './'

[cloudhead]

Hey, I'm playing around with rg as a replacement for ag in my fuzzy file finder and I noticed the output of rg --files includes a './' in the output, ex:

./src/file.c
./src/file2.c

In comparison to ag -g '' or ack -g '' which looks like this:

src/file.c
src/file2.c

Would you consider adding an option for this or changing it to match ack/ag? I'm aware I can use sed, but it would be nice if it was built-in.

Thanks

[BurntSushi]

I think the current behavior matches find right?

I'm not opposed to adding a flag. What about changing the default output instead?

[cloudhead]

Yes, the current behaviour does match find. It has an option though (-print?) to change the output, but I'd say that's probably not worth implementing at this point. I'd be happy if the default didn't include ./, I think in general it might be a better default.