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Description
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drift does not finds cpp files
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run command drift setup
- With this file structure a .pro file on top, src subfolder for cpp files, include/mycompany/project/ subfolder for include files (.h)
- See error: Found 0 source files.
Expected behavior
At least to find source files
Screenshots / Output
the log is above
drift setup
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║ 🔍 Drift Setup Wizard ║
║ Create your codebase Source of Truth ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
━━━ Phase 0: Detection ━━━
Checking for existing Drift installation
No existing installation found. Starting fresh setup.
━━━ Phase 1: Initialize ━━━
Setting up project structure
- Creating .drift directory...√ Project structure created
✓ Project registered: src
━━━ Phase 2: Pattern Discovery ━━━
Scanning your codebase for patterns
Drift analyzes your code to discover:
• API patterns (routes, endpoints, middleware)
• Auth patterns (authentication, authorization)
• Error handling patterns
• Data access patterns (queries, ORM usage)
• Structural patterns (naming, organization)
• And 10+ more categories...
Found 0 source files.
Environment
- OS: Windows 11, from git bash and powershell same issue
- Node version: v22.18.0
- Drift version: 0.9.48
- Package manager: npm
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