It seems .gitignore take higher priority than the argument patterns.
So the user cannot override .gitignore pattern once gitignore: true.
And I intuitionally expected the opposite priority.
Is there any special reason to design like this?
Otherwise, I'd like to suggest changing the priority. (BREAKING CHANGE)
Hi!
It seems .gitignore take higher priority than the argument patterns. So the user cannot override .gitignore pattern once
gitignore: true. And I intuitionally expected the opposite priority.Is there any special reason to design like this? Otherwise, I'd like to suggest changing the priority. (BREAKING CHANGE)
Thanks.