Thayne McCombs

That seems reasonable to me

That should probably be better documented.

Personally, I think the pros outweigh the cons. But setting up an alias is easy, so I wouldn't be too upset if this changed.

I like that idea, with one caveat. Instead of having a separately compiled version of fd, fdg should just be a symlink to fd, and fd check the name that...

Sorry, I am suggesting that the symlink or shell would be distributed with fd. Having separate, but nearly identical binaries means the package is larger (longer to download and more...

> This means that all scripts should be tested and maintened and they will raise more issues here. The script I'm proposing is extremely simple, it would just call fd...

> Maybe this file could somehow 'include' gitignore (via something like @~/.gitignore or some other character/directive) respecting .gitignore is more than just respecting a global ~/.gitignore file though. It's also...

> This applies to `grep`, and is likely Linux (or perhaps even Debian) specific: > > ``` > root@9fb4e89aea1b:/# man grep | head -4 > GREP(1) User Commands GREP(1) >...

> fd (ripgrep is arguably more guilty, but that's offtopic) talks about version control ignore files in a general sense, but in fact supports only git I believe this is...

I agree with having more granular control over ignore files. However, I'd rather use flags consistent with what ripgrep uses, both because of consistentency and because I think they are...