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When recursively listing the contents of a small repository with one or more big submodules, it would be cool to be able to ignore the submodules similar to how gitignored files are ignored with --git-ignore. This would show only the submodules' top level directory and avoid unnecessary clutter in listing the original repository's contents.
Note: I tried grabbing the submodule paths in a sub-shell and using them with --ignore-glob but this doesn't work since --ignore-globs are only matched against file names and not directories as illustrated in #97 (comment).
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When recursively listing the contents of a small repository with one or more big submodules, it would be cool to be able to ignore the submodules similar to how gitignored files are ignored with
--git-ignore
. This would show only the submodules' top level directory and avoid unnecessary clutter in listing the original repository's contents.Note: I tried grabbing the submodule paths in a sub-shell and using them with
--ignore-glob
but this doesn't work since--ignore-glob
s are only matched against file names and not directories as illustrated in #97 (comment).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: