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resolveLanguageFromGitAttributes passed each .gitattributes pattern straight to micromatch against the full repo path. A pattern with no slash, such as `*.h linguist-language=C`, only matched files at the repo root, so the override never applied to `src/foo.h`. Root-anchored patterns like `/config.in` never matched at all. Follow the gitattributes rules: a pattern with no slash matches the file name at any depth; any other pattern is matched from the repository root with a leading slash removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Normalize ./ prefixes before matching slash-containing patterns. · gitattributes.ts:61-71
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./prefixes before matching slash-containing patterns.The public
/api/sourceroute acceptspath=./docs/intro.txt. Git accepts this path, butmatchesGitAttributesPatterncompares./docs/intro.txtwithdocs/*.txt. The root-relativelinguist-languagerule can therefore be skipped.Suggested fix
function matchesGitAttributesPattern(filePath: string, pattern: string): boolean { + const normalizedFilePath = filePath.replace(/^(?:\.\/)+/, ''); if (!pattern.includes('/')) { - const fileName = filePath.slice(filePath.lastIndexOf('/') + 1); + const fileName = normalizedFilePath.slice(normalizedFilePath.lastIndexOf('/') + 1); return micromatch.isMatch(fileName, pattern, { dot: true }); } - return micromatch.isMatch(filePath, pattern.replace(/^\//, ''), { dot: true }); + return micromatch.isMatch(normalizedFilePath, pattern.replace(/^\//, ''), { dot: true }); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @packages/web/src/lib/gitattributes.ts:
- Around line 61-71: Update matchesGitAttributesPattern to normalize leading ./
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Fixes #1691
resolveLanguageFromGitAttributesmatched every pattern against the full repo-relative path withmicromatch.isMatch. So*.h linguist-language=Conly applied to headers at the repo root, and an anchored pattern like/config.innever matched. The file viewer and file-source API ignored the override for nearly every file.It now follows git's rule: a pattern with no slash is matched against the file name (any directory); any other pattern is matched from the repo root, with a leading
/stripped.dot: trueis set so dotfiles match too. The last matching rule still wins.How I verified it
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packages/web/src/lib/gitattributes.test.ts(4 tests):main(b493151), 3 fail. For examplesrc/include/foo.hwith*.h linguist-language=Cresolves toundefinedinstead ofC.A reviewer can confirm it by adding
*.h linguist-language=Cto a repo's.gitattributesand opening a header in a subdirectory.AI disclosure: an AI coding agent working for the
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Localized change to file-viewer language detection logic with new unit tests; no auth, API contract, or data-handling impact.
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.gitattributeslinguist-languageoverrides so they apply the way Git does, instead of only matching paths at the repo root.resolveLanguageFromGitAttributespreviously ran every pattern against the full repo-relative path.matchesGitAttributesPatternnow follows Git rules: slashless patterns (e.g.*.h) match the basename at any depth; patterns with/match the normalized path from the root (leading/stripped,./segments collapsed). Matching usesdot: truefor dotfiles, andfalse/unspecifiedlinguist-language values clear a prior override while the last matching rule still wins.Adds
gitattributes.test.tsfor subdirectory, root-anchored, path-relative, dotfile, and reset behavior, plus a changelog entry under Fixed.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit d67fcc7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Fixes #1691 so
.gitattributeslinguist-languageoverrides apply to files anywhere in the repo instead of only at the root.resolveLanguageFromGitAttributespreviously matched each pattern against the full repo-relative path, so*.h linguist-language=Cmissedsrc/foo.hand anchored patterns like/config.innever matched.It now follows git's rules: a pattern with no slash matches the file name at any depth, and any other pattern is matched from the repo root with a leading
/stripped. Paths with.segments are normalized before matching,dot: trueensures dotfiles match, and negated rules orfalse/unspecifiedvalues clear a prior override. The last matching rule still wins. Adds tests covering depth, anchoring, dotfiles, and reset behavior, plus a changelog entry.Written for commit d67fcc7. Summary will update on new commits.
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.gitattributeslanguage overrides now apply correctly to files in subdirectories and dotfiles. Patterns without slashes match filenames at any directory depth, while patterns with slashes match repository-relative paths; leading-slash patterns apply only at the repository root. Paths prefixed with./are handled correctly. The last matching rule determines the language, and a rule can clear or replace an earlier override.