It search all "*.c' file with pattern "foo" non-recursively
but in vim, it would not ignore the "System Volume Information" folder
Try to resolve 1
I did try to append more hidden folder and put file into it, but those folders would just bypassed by the glob flag -g "!*/".
Try to resolve 2
Use wildignore to affect vim to ignore "System Volume Information" folder
set wildignore+=./System\ Volume\ Information
set wildignore+=System\ Volume\ Information
it still not working.
So...is it a issue from vimgrep or vim-rg?
This issue matter a lot. This issue happen on Windows's System Files too.
AND ~
Sometimes the "OS Error" string will ruin the layout of QuickFix and then you'll fail to jump.
and of course the "OS Error" is from "System Volume Information"
OS : Windows 10
In command line
rg -g ".c" -g "!/" "foo"
It search all "*.c' file with pattern "foo" non-recursively but in vim, it would not ignore the "System Volume Information" folder
Try to resolve 1
I did try to append more hidden folder and put file into it, but those folders would just bypassed by the glob flag -g "!*/".
Try to resolve 2
Use wildignore to affect vim to ignore "System Volume Information" folder
set wildignore+=./System\ Volume\ Information set wildignore+=System\ Volume\ Information
it still not working.
So...is it a issue from vimgrep or vim-rg?
This issue matter a lot. This issue happen on Windows's System Files too. AND ~ Sometimes the "OS Error" string will ruin the layout of QuickFix and then you'll fail to jump. and of course the "OS Error" is from "System Volume Information"