In CodeKit 1 I was able to hide a file from the project with right-click > hide, or with the right sidebar for webpages.
With CodeKit 2 the only way to hide a file from the project is going to the project preferences and hide them manually by writing the filenames/folders.
I think it would be nice to have the right-click > hide feature back, saves some time while setting up a project, specially if there are a lot of different files you want to omit in CodeKit.
Other feature that would be interesting related to hidden/skipped files is to have the ability to define custom "exclude patterns", for example, if I'm working on a WP project I don't want to have wp-admin, wp-includes, and other wp-*.php in CodeKit as I'm not going to modify them. The same for a Symfony project, I only want the src and web folders, so having an exclude pattern that hides the folders app, bin, puppet, scripts, and vendor. Not a big deal to do it manually, but a nice feature to have.
In CodeKit 1 I was able to hide a file from the project with right-click > hide, or with the right sidebar for webpages.
With CodeKit 2 the only way to hide a file from the project is going to the project preferences and hide them manually by writing the filenames/folders.
I think it would be nice to have the right-click > hide feature back, saves some time while setting up a project, specially if there are a lot of different files you want to omit in CodeKit.
Other feature that would be interesting related to hidden/skipped files is to have the ability to define custom "exclude patterns", for example, if I'm working on a WP project I don't want to have wp-admin, wp-includes, and other wp-*.php in CodeKit as I'm not going to modify them. The same for a Symfony project, I only want the src and web folders, so having an exclude pattern that hides the folders app, bin, puppet, scripts, and vendor. Not a big deal to do it manually, but a nice feature to have.