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Exclude files/folders that are .gitignore'd #1166
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I think Gazelle has enough users that Hyrum's law would be applied here. I wonder how many users have git-ignored files that end up in the targets that depend on a flow like: go generate -> some git-ignored files -> gazelle -> bazel build I believe it would be wise to make it opt-in rather than opt-out. |
Facing a similar issue with git submodules. Would be happy to opt in. |
This was referenced Sep 4, 2024
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This is a major usability hurdle at one of Aspect's clients. Gazelle fails because they have some junk in their repo which is covered by a
.gitignore
so they don't realize they have an unclean state. The error messages when gazelle descends into these files is cryptic to them. They then ask a support question where it's not obvious thatgit clean -ffdx
is the solution.Gazelle should simply ignore things that are .gitignore'd (probably with a directive to opt-in/out)
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