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If your .gitignore contains
a/b/c
(that is a multi-token pattern not starting with a /)
/
then git would ignore the
$project_root/a/b/c
file, but broot wouldn't filter it out.
This looks like a limitation (a bug?) of the glob lib I use (https://docs.rs/glob/0.2.11/glob/).
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Conversely, if your gitignore file is whitelist-based:
# .gitignore /* !/a/b/c
then (IMO) you should be able to navigate to a/b/c with gi:y in broot, but a is filtered out.
gi:y
a
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@rlue this should probably a a different issue. It's less a bug than a problem of finding the right specification (which isn't obvious for me)
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If your .gitignore contains
(that is a multi-token pattern not starting with a
/
)then git would ignore the
file, but broot wouldn't filter it out.
This looks like a limitation (a bug?) of the glob lib I use (https://docs.rs/glob/0.2.11/glob/).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: