Option to ignore files from the 'wildignore' option

[losingkeys]

Plugins like ctrlp and vinegar take into account the 'wildignore' option, which makes them show more relevant results more quickly. I think we should add an option for this, and turn it on by default (though the default is probably up for discussion).

[rapind]

I would love this. How are others getting around polluting their results with logs, temp files, etc.?

[losingkeys]

the_silver_searcher takes into account .gitignore files and
.hgignore files. I think there are still some issues around paths like
log/ not being ignored when they should be. The reason to add this
(IMO) is because it makes this plugin more consistent with other vim
plugins (like vim-vinegar and ctrlp.vim).

On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 01:57:11PM -0700, Dave Rapin wrote:

I would love this. How are others getting around polluting their results with logs, temp files, etc.?

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[rapind]

That was super helpful thanks. Sorry to sidetrack the thread.

[losingkeys]

Not at all, comments welcome :)

On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 05:15:38PM -0700, Dave Rapin wrote:

That was super helpful thanks. Sorry to sidetrack the thread.

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[jottr]

Oh please, oh please, somebody implement this.
This would be especially useful when having a ./vendor directory in a project, where ag returns lots of "useless" results.
👍

[raine]

I'm using project specific .vimrc's with

let g:agprg='ag -S --nocolor --nogroup --column --ignore node_modules --ignore "./public/stylesheets/*"'

Ideally you'd set stuff before --ignore parameters in .vimrc and concatenate the ignores.

[webduvet]

it should be possible to drop .ignore file with the pattern or even .agignore in your $HOME folder

[krehwell]

making like this in my .vimrc solve my problem:

let s:ag_options = ' --one-device --skip-vcs-ignores --smart-case --ignore node_modules'