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Is there an option to see ignored files? #1732

MarkFassett started this conversation in Ideas
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More than once today, I've had a need to stage some files that were in ignored directories, but I couldn't find an option that would let me see them. Perhaps the eye icon displays a menu to select options?

I just started using sourcegit. Pretty impressed, so far.

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Currently, to stage file in ignored folders, you have to run git add -f <path_to_ignored_files> manually.

If an option such as Show all ignored files is enabled when querying local changes (app doesn't know which files are needed and can only show all files), there will be too many changes (such as some compilation intermediate targets, the node_modules directory, etc.). It is not very convenient to find files, and it also increases performance consumption.

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I made a git repo with boost libraries in it - 86k files, just to see what it would do with a lot of files. It took it a couple seconds to load them, but once they're loaded, performance seemed perfectly acceptable. Compared to Sourcetree, which is completely unusable, and GitKraken which just says the repo is invalid if it has too many files. You've done good work, here, and it doesn't seem like it would be the performance problem you think it might. Certainly, compared to others Sourcegit performs quite a bit better with large file sets.

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