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Fixes anomalyco#7498 - Add --follow flag to grep tool for consistent symlink traversal - Add --hidden flag to grep tool for parity with ripgrep search - Add follow?: boolean parameter to Ripgrep.search() (default: true) for API flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility
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Resolve conflicts: - grep.ts: use renamed rg() + add --hidden/--follow flags from anomalyco#7501 - ripgrep.ts: accept deletion, port follow param to ripgrep/index.ts
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Summary
Fixes #7498 - Grep fails on symlinked directories
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--followflag to grep tool for consistent symlink traversal--hiddenflag to grep tool for parity withRipgrep.search()follow?: booleanparameter toRipgrep.search()with defaulttruefor API consistency withRipgrep.files()Design Decision
Following VS Code's approach, symlinks are now followed by default since OpenCode is an IDE-like tool where users expect to find all their code regardless of filesystem structure. The
followparameter provides an escape hatch for users who need stricter behavior.Compliance
files()andsearch()now have consistent API for thefollowparameterfollowparameter explicitly communicates symlink-following behaviorNote for Maintainers
During review, we noticed that
grep.tsdoes not include--glob='!.git/*'whileRipgrep.search()does. This is a pre-existing inconsistency (not related to this PR). If you'd like us to add this for consistency, we're happy to update the PR.