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to improve performance when quick-opening on top of git repos, it'd be useful if jupyterlab-quickopen could automatically respect the .gitignore files on the filesystem (via either git ls-files or other mechanism).
e.g. this would be a really fast way to get a recursive directory listing if you were inside a git repo:
git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD
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Happy to review a pull request if you'd like to implement support and the implementation works when the user doesn't have git installed or has multiple git repositories cloned under the notebook root directory.
to improve performance when quick-opening on top of git repos, it'd be useful if jupyterlab-quickopen could automatically respect the .gitignore files on the filesystem (via either
git ls-files
or other mechanism).e.g. this would be a really fast way to get a recursive directory listing if you were inside a git repo:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: