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Why use a git-specific tool when a generic one (rg) works just as well, even from a parent directory? I often use rg to search code across repositories so it's
by wonderbore 4y ago
Why use a git-specific tool when a generic one (rg) works just as well, even from a parent directory?
I often use rg to search code across repositories so it's useful to have that regardless of grep and git
- Tempest1981 4y agoOften a directory contains a mix of source files (in git) and output files (usually in .gitignore). But maybe rg automatically handles this?
- jraph 4y agoIt does