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By default, files explicitly passed to the command line stylua (e.g.
stylua foo.lua
) will be formatted regardless of whether they are present within the.styluaignore
file or not. This is due to the assumption that explicit files are expected to be formatted as the user provided them directly.We add in a flag
--respect-ignores
that should be used to check the ignore file first before formatting.Existing editor tools should migrate to this flag to respect
.styluaignore
in IDEs, rather than rolling their own logic (the VSCode extension currently has its own logic for ignore detection).Fixes #751 and Fixes #377
TODO: right now
stylua --stdin-filepath path/to/ignored.lua -
doesn't consider this flag, and always ignores the file. It should migrate to respecting the flag