Don't ignore by default with --stdin-filepath
, use --respect-ignores
#912
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Back in #765, we introduced
--respect-ignores
behaviour that would force look ups in.styluaignore
even if a file was explicitly provided on the command line.This behaviour was not switched over for
--stdin-filepath
due to backwards compatibility reasons, since stdin ignoring was originally added in #495Now, as we approach v2, we make the breaking change to make
--stdin-filepath
not respect ignores by default. Pass--respect-ignores
to preserve original behaviour.