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Currently I do get an error when changing to my SQL repository:
Error: Could not find any source code in this repository
Show SQL as code
Create a git repository with this layout:
…/test on main 🐟 ✓ tree . ├── README.md └── subdir └── test.sql 2 directories, 2 files
Change to that directory
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Actually created above repo as repro, version 2.17.1
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Right now SQL is marked as data, not a programming language, so it has to be explicitly shown with a CLI option.
If there's further confusion, perhaps it should be marked as a programming language 🤔
Depends on your use case. In my case it is a historic collection of administrative statements and queries for data (re)search.
If you do a lot of procedures and/or triggers SQL can be viewed as a programming language (differing in dialect, though)
As I can go with passing -T easily and this is opinionated, I will close this ticket with this comment
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Current behavior 😯
Currently I do get an error when changing to my SQL repository:
Expected behavior 🤔
Show SQL as code
Steps to reproduce 🕹
Create a git repository with this layout:
Change to that directory
Additional context/Screenshots 🔦
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Possible Solution 💡
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