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At the moment, we exclude Git-ignored files from the entire project; you see them disappear from the folder view in the left sidebar. This may not always be desirable.
Some folks might want to only exclude them from CTRL-SHIFT-F or CTRL-P searches.
Manually handling exclusion from CTRL-SHIFT-F searches is, I think, possible with some beautiful hacks involving detecting search views by their syntax highlighting and then listening for changes to their content, parsing it, and stripping out blocks relating to ignored files.
I have no idea if excluding files from CTRL-P searches is possible without excluding them from the whole project, though. It may well simply not be.
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I have no idea how to exclude files only from the CTRL-P menu without excluding them from the sidebar. I believe this is impossible. If anybody with a better knowledge of Sublime's API swings by and thinks otherwise, I would welcome being proved wrong.
At the moment, we exclude Git-ignored files from the entire project; you see them disappear from the folder view in the left sidebar. This may not always be desirable.
Some folks might want to only exclude them from CTRL-SHIFT-F or CTRL-P searches.
Manually handling exclusion from CTRL-SHIFT-F searches is, I think, possible with some beautiful hacks involving detecting search views by their syntax highlighting and then listening for changes to their content, parsing it, and stripping out blocks relating to ignored files.
I have no idea if excluding files from CTRL-P searches is possible without excluding them from the whole project, though. It may well simply not be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: