`--respect-ignores`: does not correctly ignore folders without the globbing pattern

[wookayin]

Problem: .styluaignore does not ignore folders or directories like .gitignore, .rgignore, etc. do. Instead, full globbing patterns (*.lua or **/*.lua) would be needed to ignore all files under a directory.

EDIT: This seems to be the case only when used with --respect-ignores <pattern>.

Example

(Tested with stylua 0.19.1, which already includes #765)

Let's say we have src/foo.lua and build/foo.lua in the project root (with .styluaignore).

Current behavior

With the following .styluaignore:

build/

$ stylua --check --respect-ignores build/foo.lua would not ignore build/foo.lua.

Expected behavior

build/foo.lua should be ignored.

Current behavior (2)

With the following .styluaignore:

build/**/*.lua

$ stylua --check --respect-ignores build/foo.lua does ignore build/foo.lua. This behavior is consistent with .gitignore, etc.

[JohnnyMorganz]

We use the ignore crate to provide gitignore-style ignores: https://docs.rs/ignore/latest/ignore/. This may actually be an issue upstream, but I will verify it myself first

(Ignore my previous response - I did not read your issue properly!)

[wookayin]

Yes, I find that ignoring a (sub)directory works when scanning, i.e., "stylua ." (unit tests: https://github.com/JohnnyMorganz/StyLua/blob/v0.19.1/src/cli/main.rs#L723), but doesn't work only for --respect-ignores <individual filename>.