feat(fmt): respect gitignore files - #118
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| // Ignore files may disappear or become unreadable during traversal. | ||
| const loading = readFile(path.join(directoryPath, '.gitignore'), 'utf8') | ||
| .then((content) => { | ||
| this.#matchers.set(directoryPath, ignore().add(content)); |
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Honor Git's case sensitivity in ignore matching
In a case-sensitive repository (core.ignoreCase=false, the usual Linux setting), a .gitignore entry such as generated.ts does not ignore Generated.ts, but ignore() defaults to case-insensitive matching. Directory and glob formatting therefore silently omit differently-cased files that Git considers unignored; configure the matcher using the repository's core.ignoreCase behavior instead of accepting the package default.
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Directory and glob formatting should follow repository ignore rules without requiring a Prettier ignore file. This PR loads nested
.gitignorefiles from the Git repository root, preserves Git negation semantics, and lets explicitly named files bypass.gitignore. It bundlesignore@7.0.5with the required license notice.