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feat(source/path): ignore root slash - #1678
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When writing
.gitignorefiles (or.dockerignorefiles, etc...), we can prepend the directories to ignore with a forward slash to only ignore the first level directory on a project, e.g.:This will ignore
project_root/dist/, and won't ignoreproject_root/foo/dist/.Issue
When writing such ignore rules, it is convenient to only autocomplete a list of directories in the current project. This is not possible currently with the
pathsource, as using a forward slash autocompletes a list contained at the filesystem root path.Proposal
I propose introducing a new option:
ignore_root_slash, which would always look for directories in the current project, rather than listing directories in the file root path.