Not any huge ones, but there are definitely some interesting side effects.
One if that I am always in a git repo now basically, so my bash indicator of if I'm in a git branch is slightly less meaningful
Two some tools (ex: ripgrep) use your .gitignore file as a generic ignore file when searching, so this needs to be worked around. I accomplish this my using something like rg --no-ignore --glob "!.git/*". I find I don't actually run into this too often, as usually I am running rg from within a different project directory, where it's local .gitignore is used so this isn't an issue.
Besides that everything works as expected! I've been doing it for a few years now and really enjoy the setup!
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Not any huge ones, but there are definitely some interesting side effects.
One if that I am always in a
gitrepo now basically, so my bash indicator of if I'm in agitbranch is slightly less meaningfulTwo some tools (ex:
ripgrep) use your.gitignorefile as a generic ignore file when searching, so this needs to be worked around. I accomplish this my using something likerg --no-ignore --glob "!.git/*". I find I don't actually run into this too often, as usually I am runningrgfrom within a different project directory, where it's local.gitignoreis used so this isn't an issue.Besides that everything works as expected! I've been doing it for a few years now and really enjoy the setup!