Support negated .gitignore rules.#73890
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Fixes issues microsoft#69035 and microsoft#38112.
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@jrieken Did you try this when implementing the ignore markers? |
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Nope, but @markspanbroek seems to know this better, the doc actually says this |
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This actually isn't true on my system (using git 2.17) @markspanbroek Is this a recent fix/feature in git? |
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@jrieken it requires the -v flag, I also added this to line 1159 of repository.ts. |
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Thanks - didn't see and know that. The power of open source! @joaomoreno I am 👍 for this |
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This will be in next insiders and stable - Thanks for all the help! |
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Fixes issues #69035 and #38112.
When invoking
git check-ignoreit returns those paths that match against a .gitignore pattern, whether it's a negated pattern or not. This change ensures that negated pattern matches do not mark a file as ignored.