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The point is to search hidden files that are tracked by git. An example is CI scripts which are stored in places like .woodpecker, .forgejo, .gitlab-ci-yml.
by oever 1y ago
The point is to search hidden files that are tracked by git. An example is CI scripts which are stored in places like .woodpecker, .forgejo, .gitlab-ci-yml.
- burntsushi 1y agoOne thing you might consider to make this more streamlined for you is this: $ printf '!.woodpecker\n!.forgejo\n!.gitlab-ci-yml\n' > .rgignore Or whatever you need to whitelist specific hidden directories/files. For example, ripgrep has `!/.github/` in its `.ignore` file at the root of the repository[1]. By adding the `!`, these files get whitelisted even though they are hidden. Then `rg` with no extra arguments will search them automatically while still ignoring other hidden files/directories. [1]: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/blob/38d630261aded3a8e535fe85761e68af35bc462d/.ignore https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/blob/38d630261aded3a8e...
- oever 1y agoThat's a great suggestion for .rgignore and ~/.rgignore.