Is It Possible to Ignore that You're in a Git Directory? #12388
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Sometimes, I want to open a specific folder inside a git repo, often when I'm working in a monorepo. But then the file picker pulls up the whole repo's files. Is there a way to disable this? On the subject, is there a way to show some .gitignored files? I don't want it to happen all the time, but certain times yes. |
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kirawi
Jan 3, 2025
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You can create a .helix directory, but there are also language-specific You can do |
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You can create a .helix directory, but there are also language-specific
workspace-roots
(covered in the docs) that have the same effect of setting the base directory for the picker.You can do
:toggle file-picker.git-ignore