Add flag and setting to hide untracked files in jj status #7796
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Per project policy, please add your name to https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj/blob/main/docs/paid_contributors.md (can be done in this PR) |
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@icorbrey: Is the failed CI another issue with PRs created against forks of the repo? I don't remember if the previous one that happened was fixed |
| * `jj status` supports hiding the list of untracked files with flag `--hide-untracked` | ||
| and config option `ui.status-hide-untracked`. |
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I can see the use for the flag e.g. for scripting. When would one want the config? Why not add the paths to the .gitignore when you get tired or seeing them?
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Honestly I only want the config :) I simply have such bad habits with leaving untracked files in my repo root that it is no longer by any stretch useful for me to see untracked files normally (in at least some of my projects...)
This implies needing another flag that's the inverse for when I do want to check on my untracked files.
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Hmm, a config for people with bad habits? :) I suppose if it's common that people have this bad habit, this might make sense.
Serious question: why do you keep those untracked files in your working copy instead of adding them to your .gitignore when you see them?
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