I'm not sure if this has always been the case, but the hook is creating a tags file within the .git directory of the repo. When vim starts, vim-fugitive emits a warning:
Fugitive .git/tags support removed in favor of `:set tags^=./.git/tags;`
(Note: For some reason, I had to first disable some custom vim config, otherwise there was a prompt, but the message wasn't visible).
The warning goes away when I add set tags^=./.git/tags to my .vimrc, but it seems Fugitive is trying to discourage this practice (there are some reasons from tpope in the PR).
There was a recent change to vim-fugitive that seems to be conflicting with how the ctags git hook works.
I'm not sure if this has always been the case, but the hook is creating a
tags
file within the.git
directory of the repo. When vim starts, vim-fugitive emits a warning:(Note: For some reason, I had to first disable some custom vim config, otherwise there was a prompt, but the message wasn't visible).
The warning goes away when I add
set tags^=./.git/tags
to my.vimrc
, but it seems Fugitive is trying to discourage this practice (there are some reasons from tpope in the PR).