mkdir root
cd root
echo 'root/subdir' > .gitignore
mkdir subdir
echo 'string to look for: shibboleth' > subdir/test.txt
Situation: I can find the string shibboleth with ag if I run ag in the current directory:
$ tree
.
└── subdir
└── test.txt
2 directories, 1 file
$ ag shibboleth .
subdir/test.txt
1:string to look for: shibboleth
But when I search for it in the same directory specified as ../root, then it does not find the string:
$ ag shibboleth ../root
[1] 93249 exit 1 ag shibboleth ../root
But it should have found the string.
I suspect that the entries in .gitignore are applied relative to the "base directory" that is given to ag as the parameter. The entry root/subdir does not match any files/dirs within the root directory, but it seems that ag is using it relative to the "base directory", so searching within ../root makes ag construct the path ../root/subdir and ignores it.
It's really odd!
Is there anything else I can help with to get this issue solved? Thanks a lot!
Thank you very much for
ag
!I have an issue similar to #1318:
Reproduction instructions:
Situation: I can find the string
shibboleth
withag
if I runag
in the current directory:But when I search for it in the same directory specified as
../root
, then it does not find the string:But it should have found the string.
I suspect that the entries in
.gitignore
are applied relative to the "base directory" that is given toag
as the parameter. The entryroot/subdir
does not match any files/dirs within theroot
directory, but it seems thatag
is using it relative to the "base directory", so searching within../root
makesag
construct the path../root/subdir
and ignores it.It's really odd!
Is there anything else I can help with to get this issue solved? Thanks a lot!