Excluding directories also excludes similarly-named files

[kashav]

For example, excluding .git (with -.git) results in .gitignore not being listed.

This can be resolved with excluding with -.git/ instead, but then .git is listed.

[ghost]

Mind if I take this one? I see you have a branch with some refactorings. Not sure if you've tackled it there, but I've identified that it could be a problem with the logic in:
main::containsAny(exclusions []string, path string)

It may be simpler to use the os.FileInfo that we have access to, to do directory Vs file comparison edge cases.

Let me know if there are any other considerations that you've thought about!

[ghost]

Very cool project btw!

[kashav]

@jonesbrianc26 Go for it!

Ended up moving the logic for this to query.Execute. I suggest working off the new branch, but feel free to work off master if you prefer (it'll be the same fix either way).

So from what I can tell, the problem comes from my naive method of checking if the file path string contains the excluded directory, i.e. .gitignore contains .git, so it's ignored for -.git, whereas it doesn't contain .git/, so it isn't ignored for -.git/.

I haven't really given this much thought yet, but there might be a method to solve this with regular expressions.

I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

[kashav]

Resolved in #21! 😄