Preserve gitignore negation order#591
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What changed
load_ignore_patterns()now preserves ignore-file order instead of collecting rules in a set, and_apply_gitignores()appends those ordered rules to the query's ignore patterns.Why
Gitignore negation rules are order-dependent. A common pattern such as:
must allow
important.logback in after the broader*.logrule. Collecting those rules in a set makes the behavior depend on Python hash ordering, so the negation can be evaluated before the ignore rule and then get overwritten.Validation
python -m pytest tests\\test_gitignore_feature.py -qpython -m ruff check src\\gitingest\\entrypoint.py src\\gitingest\\utils\\ignore_patterns.py src\\gitingest\\utils\\ingestion_utils.py tests\\test_gitignore_feature.py