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Yash-Handa / logo-ls

Modern ls command with vscode like File Icon and Git Integrations. Written in Golang
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git ignored files are marked as untracked when using -D option #10

Closed sulybot closed 1 month ago

sulybot commented 4 years ago

hi, when i use logo-ls -D in git repo dir, logo-ls marked all of the ignored files as untracked, but git status reports working tree clean.

Yash-Handa commented 4 years ago

Ohh, that's strange. Can you provide a pic of It (with -l flag) thanks

sulybot commented 4 years ago

Hi, here is my situation. In my git repo root dir, there is a .gitignore file. the last line, ignored the local config file, named local.properties. git status is clean, which you can see the oh-my-zsh shows, the branch is develop and the working copy is clean. but logo-ls mark the dir and the local.properties file as U, untracked. Screenshot from 2020-09-30 18-13-09

I have done some debug, I find out that the -D option implements by go-git library. I'm not sure if there are some mistakes in my .gitignore file format, and git has ignored the mistake when I run git status, or if go-git has the different behavior with my git cli, version 2.25.1. My OS is ubuntu 20.04. logo-ls installed via the .deb package file.

I also created a new repo, and write a simple .gitignore, this time logo-ls -D work correctly. It's hard to say where the problem is, I'll try to figure out and do more debug.