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Folders like .git etc are not ignored by default when multiple folder inputs are given (e.g. linguist -a folderA folderB).
.git
linguist -a folderA folderB
# folderA file.js # folderB .gitignore ignored notignored.txt
> (await linguist(['folderA'])).files.results { 'folderA/file.js': 'JavaScript' } > (await linguist(['folderB'])).files.results { 'folderB/notignored.txt': 'Text' } > (await linguist(['folderA','folderB'])).files.results { 'folderA/.git/config': null, 'folderA/.git/description': null, // ... whole .git folder 'folderA/file.js': 'JavaScript', 'folderB/notignored.txt': 'Text' // NOT `ignored` - good, gitattributes works still
Gitattributes is still read correctly however.
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Looks like using e.g. linguist -a -i foo triggers this issue as well
linguist -a -i foo
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Gitattributes seems not to be properly read.
Properly fixed now
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Folders like
.git
etc are not ignored by default when multiple folder inputs are given (e.g.linguist -a folderA folderB
).Example
Gitattributes is still read correctly however.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: