ignore repos folder

[listx]

This helps keep things clean when we use zcomet as a git submodule,
because populating the "repos" folder does not result in git thinking that
the zcomet repo itself has become dirty.

[agkozak]

Thanks for your proposal, and sorry it has taken me a while to get back to you.

Are you assuming that the user has employed zstyle to specify a custom plugin directory inside the zcomet submodule? If they don't do that, the plugins just end up in ~/.zcomet/repos or $ZDOTDIR/.zcomet/repos, which solves the problem in another way.

[listx]

Thanks for your proposal, and sorry it has taken me a while to get back to you.

No problem.

Are you assuming that the user has employed zstyle to specify a custom plugin directory inside the zcomet submodule?

I did not know about this, so no.

If they don't do that, the plugins just end up in ~/.zcomet/repos or $ZDOTDIR/.zcomet/repos, which solves the problem in another way.

My setup may be an edge case. My ZDOTDIR points to ~/.zsh (the default), but ~/.zsh itself is a symlink to a git dotfiles repo that I have. Specifically in my case the symlinks are:

~/.zsh -> ~/syscfg/zsh
~/.zcomet -> ~/syscfg/zsh/zcomet

So what happens is that the repos get populated under ~/syscfg/zsh/zcomet/repos. To recap, syscfg is my dotfiles folder. The interesting twist here is that ~/syscfg/zsh/zcomet is a submodule, so now the repos folder is showing up as an untracked folder in the zcomet submodule folder.

I guess I can simply move around the folders/symlinks I have set up so that this PR is unnecessary. If you agree, feel free to close, thanks.