fix(cli): disable global gitignore during tauri.conf.* lookup #8688
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There are cases when people use git to manage their dotfiles in the home directory. When a tauri projects uses other name than `src-tauri` for the rust source code, the lookup may fail if there's a global gitignore.
amrbashir
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amrbashir
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I'm not sure what your current backport strategy is but could this be back ported to v1 perchance? Or is v1 completely frozen? |
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v1 is still open for backports, we just don't work on backports that much ourselves and rely more on PRs. |
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There are cases when people use git to manage their dotfiles in the home directory. When a tauri projects uses other name than
src-taurifor the rust source code, the lookup may fail if there's a global gitignore.This PR aims to fix that.