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I'm reverting the change for now and will look into this soon.
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I think I'm going to enable this by default, as it seems to still respect .gitignore and doesn't search in .git directories.
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Sounds good to me. I like respecting .gitignore
and ignoring .git
directories.
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Here we go: b9242e3 (in current master)
Try it out and let me know.
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Just updated. Looks like it is including the stuff in .git
but is ignoring files specified in .gitignore
.
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Ah yes, it's because I have a .ignore
file in my home directory with .git/
in it. You can do that for now, but I'm going to probably turn this into an option instead of default.
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Having that as an option seems smart. I have dozens of git projects, and it would be nice to have a global option to turn it off for all projects.
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And actually, now that I think about it, it may actually be nice to have several options:
- Ignore
.git
. This is useful for people that care about including.git
in their search results. - Use
.gitignore
. I have several projects where I use.gitignore
to ignore files containing secrets (keys, passwords, etc.). I don't want these files tracked in git, but it is definitely useful to occasionally open them in vim. - Show hidden files. Some people may not want to see hidden files, while others might.
Having fine-grained control over each of these options would be nice.
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I think what I'll do is expose a fuzzy#open
function that can be called with a few options, then you can either use the default FuzzyOpen, or create a new command and pass whatever options you want to the open function.
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Sounds reasonable. Thanks!
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i would like the option to find hidden/dotfiles. is it available?
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Fixed in #49
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