Struggling to use --glob to filter in .ripgreprc #2910
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I just started using ripgrep a few days ago and I can't seem to configure it to ignore one specific directory and it's contents. I want to have my Running I also tried I am using Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS with WSL |
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Have you tried running with Also, the paths you show aren't consistent. Sometimes they are absolute and sometimes they are relative. Relative paths will be interpreted relative to where you're running ripgrep, and you don't say that either. Also, it would probably work better if you used a Finally, your version of ripgrep is quite old. I only support the latest version of ripgrep. |
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I got it to work with a |
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Have you tried running with
--debug?Also, the paths you show aren't consistent. Sometimes they are absolute and sometimes they are relative. Relative paths will be interpreted relative to where you're running ripgrep, and you don't say that either.
Also, it would probably work better if you used a
.rgignorefile instead.Finally, your version of ripgrep is quite old. I only support the latest version of ripgrep.