I’m more or less newer to customizing my global dotfiles/organizing things there. Accidentally had a global .gitignore in my root that only allowed specific files to be pushed to my remote dotfiles repo.
Not sure why Cursor would care for the global .gitignore over the local one even though that’s how it typically works for .git. If Cursor doesn’t go up folder levels from the root of the project opened in Cursor, then why would it look at the global .gitignore.
Still an issue on my end setting up that .gitignore, but created two issues:
- Cursor could not see any files other than current project’s .gitignore when using @Codebase directive.
- See .gif for infinite permissions loop.
