Windows search indexer is adding most paths to repository folders (both .git and .svn) to the exclusion list.
I can remove them manually of course, but each time I rebuild the index - they are re-added.
I can add them as indexed locations, but I'd have to do that each and every time I add a new repository and I add them in varying locations depending on relation.
Pourquoi Windows excluding these and how can I alter that behavior?
Seems to have something to do with:
I wonder how it's identifying them as repositories. As repos from `C:\user\dropbox\path\to\repo` are excluded automatically, where items from `c:\msys64\home\user` are not. If I can understand what triggers it being identified as such, I can perhaps understand the difference and how to fix the behavior.
Comment stop Windows Recherche from auto-excluding repository dossiers?
Re: Comment stop Windows Recherche from auto-excluding repository dossiers?
Je sais this is a late answer to this, but J'ai trouvé a workaround. If you choose your folder (in my case, c:\code) and then go into each repo in the folder and exclude the hidden ".git" folder, the indexer seems to work.