I have /public/flyers in my .gitignore, but find-in-project still grinds forever searching the flyers directory. If I change the symlink to a plain folder, find-in-project correctly ignores it.
To replicate:
Add a filename to your project's .gitignore (say, ignoreme)
Create a symlink of the same name (ln -s /tmp ignoreme)
Run a find-in-project. It will find text in the ignored directory
Possibly related, I would expect the treeview to display the symlink grayed out, like the other ignored files/folders. It doesn't.
@bronson, I wonder if unchecking the Follow Symlinks setting in Core Settings would do what you're after. (Weird that it's not honoring your .gitignore.)
I have
/public/flyers
in my .gitignore, but find-in-project still grinds forever searching theflyers
directory. If I change the symlink to a plain folder, find-in-project correctly ignores it.To replicate:
.gitignore
(say,ignoreme
)ln -s /tmp ignoreme
)Possibly related, I would expect the treeview to display the symlink grayed out, like the other ignored files/folders. It doesn't.