fix(fileSearch): honor ancestor .ignore and .repomixignore files (#1872) - #1909
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…adashy#1872) globby's ignoreFiles option only scans the target directory tree, not its ancestors. That made ancestor .ignore and .repomixignore files invisible when repomix was pointed at a subdirectory: `repomix packages/foo` would pack files the project's root .repomixignore was supposed to keep out, even though the same pattern was honored when running from the repo root. Add collectAncestorIgnoreFilePatterns, which walks up from rootDir (bounded by the git repo boundary so we don't leak rules from an unrelated parent repo) and feeds patterns from ancestor .ignore / .repomixignore files to globby's ignore option. .gitignore is excluded because globby already walks parents for it via the gitignore option. Patterns are translated with gitignore semantics: unrooted patterns ('secret.txt') apply at any depth below the ancestor's directory, which is the same set of files as 'at any depth below rootDir', so they're re-emitted as 'STAR-STAR/<pattern>'. Rooted and relative patterns target files outside rootDir's subtree and are skipped. Closes yamadashy#1872
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Fix ancestor ignore handling before merging: ordinary repository-root runs can unexpectedly omit files, while subdirectory runs can include files explicitly ignored by ancestor rules. Correct the boundary assertion as well. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves ignore handling for subdirectory runs. However, searches starting at a repository root can inherit rules from an unrelated parent and unexpectedly omit files. Existing limitations in ancestor-rule handling remain, and possible confidentiality effects of negated rules are not fully established. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @src/core/file/fileSearch.ts:
- Around line 498-517: Start the `.git` search at `absoluteRoot` so a repository
root is detected, and ensure the ignore-file walk stops at that Git boundary
without collecting ancestor patterns. Add a test where `rootDir` contains `.git`
and verify that no ancestor patterns are collected.
- Around line 556-577: Update the ancestor-pattern conversion logic to drop
negated patterns instead of passing them to fast-glob as ignore entries. In the
function containing the shown isNegative check, return null for negated patterns
and remove the final negation-prefix conversion; preserve the existing handling
of positive patterns.
- Around line 562-575: Update the ancestor-rule translation near the
`slashIndex` and `hasNonTrailingSlash` checks to resolve patterns against the
ancestor directory before deciding whether they fall within `rootDir`. Preserve
leading-slash rootedness during scope checks: include `/sub/secret.txt` and
`sub/secret.txt` when they target files under `/parent/sub`, but continue
skipping anchored rules such as `/outside.txt` that target outside `rootDir`.
Review comments at @tests/core/file/fileSearch.test.ts:
- Line 442: Update the assertion on patterns to exclude the recursive
outside.txt glob, so the test verifies that the walk stops at the Git boundary
rather than checking a path it can never produce.
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| let cursor = path.dirname(absoluteRoot); | ||
| while (true) { | ||
| const gitPath = path.join(cursor, '.git'); | ||
| try { | ||
| const stat = await fs.stat(gitPath); | ||
| if (stat.isDirectory() || stat.isFile()) { | ||
| gitRoot = cursor; | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // .git not present here; keep walking | ||
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| const parent = path.dirname(cursor); | ||
| if (parent === cursor) { | ||
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| const walkRoot = gitRoot ? path.dirname(gitRoot) : path.dirname(path.parse(absoluteRoot).root); |
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Include absoluteRoot in the Git-root search.
The search for .git starts at path.dirname(absoluteRoot). When rootDir is the repository root, this search does not see rootDir/.git. This is the default repomix run.
In that case, gitRoot stays undefined unless an outer repository exists. The second loop then reads .ignore and .repomixignore from every directory up to the filesystem root. For example, a ripgrep ~/.ignore or /home/.repomixignore is rebased to **/<pattern> and silently removes files from the pack.
This breaks the documented rule: "stop at the git repo boundary." It also changes behavior for users who never target a subdirectory.
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- let cursor = path.dirname(absoluteRoot);
+ let cursor = absoluteRoot;
while (true) {
const gitPath = path.join(cursor, '.git');
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- const walkRoot = gitRoot ? path.dirname(gitRoot) : path.dirname(path.parse(absoluteRoot).root);
+ if (gitRoot === absoluteRoot) {
+ return [];
+ }
+ const walkRoot = gitRoot ? path.dirname(gitRoot) : path.dirname(path.parse(absoluteRoot).root);Add a test in which rootDir contains .git. The test must confirm that no ancestor patterns are collected.
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| let cursor = path.dirname(absoluteRoot); | |
| while (true) { | |
| const gitPath = path.join(cursor, '.git'); | |
| try { | |
| const stat = await fs.stat(gitPath); | |
| if (stat.isDirectory() || stat.isFile()) { | |
| gitRoot = cursor; | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| } catch { | |
| // .git not present here; keep walking | |
| } | |
| const parent = path.dirname(cursor); | |
| if (parent === cursor) { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| cursor = parent; | |
| } | |
| const walkRoot = gitRoot ? path.dirname(gitRoot) : path.dirname(path.parse(absoluteRoot).root); | |
| let cursor = absoluteRoot; | |
| while (true) { | |
| const gitPath = path.join(cursor, '.git'); | |
| try { | |
| const stat = await fs.stat(gitPath); | |
| if (stat.isDirectory() || stat.isFile()) { | |
| gitRoot = cursor; | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| } catch { | |
| // .git not present here; keep walking | |
| } | |
| const parent = path.dirname(cursor); | |
| if (parent === cursor) { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| cursor = parent; | |
| } | |
| if (gitRoot === absoluteRoot) { | |
| return []; | |
| } | |
| const walkRoot = gitRoot ? path.dirname(gitRoot) : path.dirname(path.parse(absoluteRoot).root); |
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Review comment at @src/core/file/fileSearch.ts around lines 498 - 517:
Start the `.git` search at `absoluteRoot` so a repository root is detected, and
ensure the ignore-file walk stops at that Git boundary without collecting
ancestor patterns. Add a test where `rootDir` contains `.git` and verify that no
ancestor patterns are collected.
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| const isNegative = pattern.startsWith('!'); | ||
| const cleanPattern = isNegative ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern; | ||
| if (!cleanPattern) { | ||
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| const slashIndex = cleanPattern.indexOf('/'); | ||
| const hasNonTrailingSlash = slashIndex !== -1 && slashIndex !== cleanPattern.length - 1; | ||
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| // Matches at any depth below the file's directory. Since rootDir is a | ||
| // descendant of that directory, the same set of files matches at any | ||
| // depth below rootDir — so a `<two-asterisks>/<pattern>` glob works for all cases. | ||
| result = `**/${cleanPattern}`; | ||
| } else { | ||
| // Rooted ("/foo") or relative ("src/foo") patterns target files outside | ||
| // rootDir's subtree. Skip them — they're not relevant to this run. | ||
| result = null; | ||
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| return result !== null && isNegative ? `!${result}` : result; |
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fast-glob 3.3.3 source ignore option negative pattern !ignore behavior
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In **fast-glob 3.3.3**, `ignore` entries are treated as exclusions—not as a second list of include/exclude patterns. The source combines `ignore` with negative patterns from the main `patterns` argument, then converts them into negative patterns for matching. So putting `!something` in `ignore` does **not** mean “re-include `something`”; it gets turned into the opposite exclusion pattern. ([raw.githubusercontent.com](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob/3.3.3/src/managers/tasks.ts))
Use a positive pattern in `ignore`, e.g. `{ ignore: ['**/skip/**'] }`. To express exceptions/re-inclusion, put negative patterns in the main `patterns` argument instead; fast-glob applies negatives before positives, regardless of order. ([github.com](https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob?utm_source=openai))
For excluding a directory from traversal, the docs distinguish `!**/second` / `!**/second/**` in `patterns` from `!**/second/**/*`, which can still read the directory. ([github.com](https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob?utm_source=openai))
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In **fast-glob 3.3.3**, `ignore` takes an array of ordinary glob patterns (without a leading `!`) and is an alternative to negative patterns in the main pattern list. The 3.3.3 source combines `settings.ignore` with negatives from the input, then converts them into exclusion patterns. ([github.com](https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob/blob/3.3.3/src/managers/tasks.ts))
```js
fg.glob('**/*.js', {
ignore: ['**/node_modules/**', '**/*.test.js']
});
// Equivalent exclusion style:
fg.glob(['**/*.js', '!**/node_modules/**', '!**/*.test.js']);
```
**Directory traversal matters:** to prevent walking a directory, exclude the directory itself (`'**/node_modules'`) or its subtree (`'**/node_modules/**'`). A pattern like `'**/node_modules/**/*'` can leave the directory traversed while filtering its entries. ([github.com](https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob))
The project documents `micromatch` as its pattern-matching library. In 3.3.3, negative patterns also match hidden paths when excluding; that behavior was specifically fixed in this release. ([github.com](https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob))
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob/blob/3.3.3/src/managers/tasks.ts
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Do not pass negated ancestor patterns to ignore.
fast-glob converts ignore entries into negative task patterns. Therefore, !keep.txt becomes an exclusion of keep.txt, not a re-inclusion rule. It does not exclude unrelated files, but it cannot re-include keep.txt after another exclusion. Drop negated ancestor patterns or document ancestor negation as unsupported.
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const isNegative = pattern.startsWith('!');
+ if (isNegative) {
+ return null;
+ }
const cleanPattern = isNegative ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern;
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- return result !== null && isNegative ? `!${result}` : result;
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| const isNegative = pattern.startsWith('!'); | |
| const cleanPattern = isNegative ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern; | |
| if (!cleanPattern) { | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| const slashIndex = cleanPattern.indexOf('/'); | |
| const hasNonTrailingSlash = slashIndex !== -1 && slashIndex !== cleanPattern.length - 1; | |
| let result: string | null; | |
| if (!hasNonTrailingSlash) { | |
| // Matches at any depth below the file's directory. Since rootDir is a | |
| // descendant of that directory, the same set of files matches at any | |
| // depth below rootDir — so a `<two-asterisks>/<pattern>` glob works for all cases. | |
| result = `**/${cleanPattern}`; | |
| } else { | |
| // Rooted ("/foo") or relative ("src/foo") patterns target files outside | |
| // rootDir's subtree. Skip them — they're not relevant to this run. | |
| result = null; | |
| } | |
| return result !== null && isNegative ? `!${result}` : result; | |
| const isNegative = pattern.startsWith('!'); | |
| if (isNegative) { | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| const cleanPattern = isNegative ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern; | |
| if (!cleanPattern) { | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| const slashIndex = cleanPattern.indexOf('/'); | |
| const hasNonTrailingSlash = slashIndex !== -1 && slashIndex !== cleanPattern.length - 1; | |
| let result: string | null; | |
| if (!hasNonTrailingSlash) { | |
| // Matches at any depth below the file's directory. Since rootDir is a | |
| // descendant of that directory, the same set of files matches at any | |
| // depth below rootDir — so a `<two-asterisks>/<pattern>` glob works for all cases. | |
| result = `**/${cleanPattern}`; | |
| } else { | |
| // Rooted ("/foo") or relative ("src/foo") patterns target files outside | |
| // rootDir's subtree. Skip them — they're not relevant to this run. | |
| result = null; | |
| } | |
| return result; |
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Review comment at @src/core/file/fileSearch.ts around lines 556 - 577:
Update the ancestor-pattern conversion logic to drop negated patterns instead of
passing them to fast-glob as ignore entries. In the function containing the
shown isNegative check, return null for negated patterns and remove the final
negation-prefix conversion; preserve the existing handling of positive patterns.
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| const slashIndex = cleanPattern.indexOf('/'); | ||
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| // depth below rootDir — so a `<two-asterisks>/<pattern>` glob works for all cases. | ||
| result = `**/${cleanPattern}`; | ||
| } else { | ||
| // Rooted ("/foo") or relative ("src/foo") patterns target files outside | ||
| // rootDir's subtree. Skip them — they're not relevant to this run. | ||
| result = null; | ||
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Rebase in-subtree ancestor rules without removing rootedness.
When rootDir is /parent/sub, the ancestor rule sub/secret.txt or /sub/secret.txt from /parent/.ignore targets /parent/sub/secret.txt. The current translation discards both rules, so secret.txt can enter the pack.
Use the ancestor directory as translation context. Do not remove leading / before checking scope. The anchored rule /outside.txt must remain outside /parent/sub and must stay skipped. A partial implementation diff is omitted because it could lose this distinction.
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Review comment at @src/core/file/fileSearch.ts around lines 562 - 575:
Update the ancestor-rule translation near the `slashIndex` and
`hasNonTrailingSlash` checks to resolve patterns against the ancestor directory
before deciding whether they fall within `rootDir`. Preserve leading-slash
rootedness during scope checks: include `/sub/secret.txt` and `sub/secret.txt`
when they target files under `/parent/sub`, but continue skipping anchored rules
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Fix the assertion that can never fail.
'STAR-STAR/outside.txt' is never produced, so this assertion always passes. As a result, the test does not check that the walk stops at the Git boundary.
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- expect(patterns).not.toContain('STAR-STAR/outside.txt');
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| expect(patterns).not.toContain('STAR-STAR/outside.txt'); | |
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Review comment at @tests/core/file/fileSearch.test.ts at line 442:
Update the assertion on patterns to exclude the recursive outside.txt glob, so
the test verifies that the walk stops at the Git boundary rather than checking a
path it can never produce.
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Summary
When repomix is pointed at a subdirectory, ignore rules from ancestor
.ignoreand.repomixignorefiles were silently dropped. Only ancestor.gitignorewas honored, because globby handles that itself via thegitignoreoption.Concretely:
repomix packages/fooin a monorepo would pack files that the project's root.repomixignoreexists to keep out, even though the same pattern was honored when running from the repo root.Fix
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collectAncestorIgnoreFilePatternsinsrc/core/file/fileSearch.tsthat walks up fromrootDir(bounded by the git repo boundary so we don't leak rules from an unrelated parent repo) and feeds ancestor.ignore/.repomixignorepatterns to globby'signoreoption..gitignoreis excluded -- globby already handles its ancestor walk.Pattern translation uses gitignore semantics:
secret.txt) apply at any depth below the ancestor's directory. SincerootDiris a descendant of that directory, the same set of files matches at any depth belowrootDir, so they're re-emitted as**/secret.txt./secret.txt) and relative (src/secret.txt) patterns target files outsiderootDir's subtree, so they're skipped.The walk stops at the git repo boundary (one level above it) to match globby's own behavior for
.gitignore, and at the filesystem root otherwise.Reproduction
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After this fix:
repomix sub -o - # only keep.txt is included; secret.txt and ga.txt both excludedTests
Added 4 cases to
tests/core/file/fileSearch.test.tscovering the ancestor rebase, the leading-slash skip, theuseDotIgnore: falseopt-out, and the git-boundary cap. Full suite: 1847/1847 pass.npm run lintclean;tsc --noEmitclean.Closes #1872