redguardtoo
commented
6 years ago fd use glob pattern for -E option, not regular expression. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_%28programming%29
The global pattern does match whole string. So $ is not needed.
By default, fd ignore hidden directory (directory name start with DOT). You can use ffip-rust-fd-extra-opts to pass -H, but -H will override all -E patterns.
Anyway, it's fd's problem. My code is fine.
ShuguangSun
Windows 7, Emacs 27.
For example: the ".d" in ffip-prune-patterns will match ".emacs.d" and exclude all files under subdirectory ".emacs.d/". It should be ".d$" and treat "d" as file extension.
No sure whether it is fd's issue under windows.