Closed yannickperrenet closed 3 years ago
From the ctrlp.txt
Q: Why can't CtrlP support
.gitignore
or.hgignore
natively? A: Those files look at first like they may contain all the patterns you'd want to exclude from CtrlP already. However, more often than not, there are some differences. Those files list patterns that should not be included in source-control. This includes things you want to ignore, but also things you may not want to: local settings, external packages and dependencies, etc. The author felt the trouble of supporting various syntaxes was too much compared to just copy/pasting a few lines.
Taking a look at ctrlp_user_command
in ctrlp.txt
yielded the following solution:
let g:ctrlp_user_command = {
\ 'types': {
\ 1: ['.git', 'git ls-files'],
\ },
\ 'fallback': 'fd --type file'
\ }
Also the use of fd
in the fallback is faster than Vim's globpath
Either the
.gitignore
file in the directory in which vim is opened, or if vim is opened in a subdirectory it should search for the project level.gitignore