Thanks for the reply
we sort of ignore node_modules bc of our setup.
Are you saying that there’s some sort of default .cursorignore that’s hidden?
Am I able to bypass node_modules being ignored?
one cool way to add to the chat is cmd-shift-l (after selecting that area) or you can right click and do “add to chat”! f
I know that selecting code and opening up chat will bring that code into the chat context, but hoping I don’t need to do this every time I need to refer to that code.
More context on the problem I’m trying to solve:
Some node_modules contain types and code that I’d like to be able to reference with @ Symbols. Ideally I’m not having to open up relevant portion of node_modules to provide that context and I’m simply able to refer to relevant symbols in my normal workflow. At least one other person wants this as well.
I wasn’t able to have much luck with getting .cursorignore to undo the exclusion that my .gitignore was doing (relevant thread) so I figured I’d first remove the .gitignore to test if I could refer to my node_modules at all, which brings us here.