Files with leading dot "." are not ignored

[dankh]

In the documentation we can read that files with leading dot are ignored.

The init script :

eval "$(/home/me/cli/tome-linux_amd64 init C /home/me/ww/cli/bin bash)"

Tree of the bin directory :

bin
├── .lib
└── sites
    ├── list
    └── .sites

Output :

$ C
This is an instance of tome, running against the directory /home/me/ww/cli/bin. 
The commands are namespaced by the directory structure. 
Builtin commands available to all instance of tome are: 
 tome: currently a no-op. reserved namespace for future tome commands
 help: print help for the command
 commands: print all commands
 exec: execute a command 
Full list of commands available are: 
 .lib: 
 sites .sites: 
 sites list: 

We can see that .lib file and .sites file are treated as commands.

[toumorokoshi]

thanks for the report! are .lib and .sites directories, or files?

Also, what version is this using?

[dankh]

thanks for the report! are .lib and .sites directories, or files?

.sites and .lib are regular files.

Also, what version is this using?

The latest.

[toumorokoshi]

thanks! We do have some tests to verify that dotted prefixes are ignored: https://github.com/toumorokoshi/tome/blob/main/src/lib_tests.rs#L174. But I'll see if I can repro your case.