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bug#22003: 24.5; *vc-dir* show ignored files for Mercurial
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Dmitry Gutov |
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bug#22003: 24.5; *vc-dir* show ignored files for Mercurial |
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Wed, 25 Nov 2015 03:45:13 +0200 |
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On 11/24/2015 11:10 AM, Oleksandr Gavenko wrote:
From some newer version of Emacs (I currently on 24.5.1) after some operation
`*vc-dir*` buffer begin to show *ignored* files.
I think that's a good default behavior, at least. The user might not be
aware, at a given time, that the file he's trying to edit is ignored.
Maybe they forgot or new to the project, or maybe the file is matched to
a wildcard in .hgignore that wasn't intended for it.
Displaying the file's status in vc-dir when the user edits it makes
sense. Similarly to what we do for up-to-date files that had a different
status previously: we keep showing them in vc-dir.
I specially craft `.hgignore` to make list of `hg status` short. But Emacs
`vc-mode` doesn't respect my preference.
You can press `x', and that will hide them.
Is it possible to ignore *ignored* files? I kill *vc-dir* and reopen in order
to hide *ignored* files.
Nothing is impossible, of course. I'd review a patch introducing a
custom variable. It will have to change vc-dir-resynch-file.