Closed FredrikNoren closed 11 years ago
This is a must have, ungit should make use of .ignore
at #96 you said its a duplicate, i think there should be a better info, because 96 i think is a feature and 28 i think is an issue because rigth now there are git ignore constrainst on existing projects that ungit is not applying
so, both are about git ignore, but are not the same
@yeradis There is no description whatsoever in this issue so it could be about everything pertaining to git ignore... I did not say the other one is a duplicate, I just asked if it wasn't the same issue as this one, since this one seems to be about git ignore in general :)
I'd love ungit to take .gitignore into account when displaying unstaged files. I have quite a lot of untracked files and they make the ungit experience rather unpleasant (try to find the files you've modified between 100 others)
Hm your gitignore should still filter out stuff from staging, ungit is just using git status behind the scenes On 20 Sep 2013 18:33, "MartinBurian" notifications@github.com wrote:
I'd love ungit to take .gitignore into account when displaying unstaged files. I have quite a lot of untracked files and they make the ungit experience rather unpleasant (try to find the files you've modified between 100 others)
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Oh, setting the gitignore to ignore the whole directory instead of individual files did the trick. Thanks for hinting.
Make it possible to add files (and possibly directories) to git ignore from the ui.