hatch3r-cli-ripgrep

To search code with gitignore awareness, use a ripgrep-style recursive grep that matches text patterns in files while automatically excluding paths declared in your git configuration. This reduces irrelevant results from build artifacts and vendor code.

Standard grep returns noisy results because it scans every file including generated folders and third-party dependencies. Using a gitignore-aware code search filters out ignored paths, reducing noise and improving search performance.

The best way to locate symbol references or debug log messages is running a fast recursive search that matches text patterns across your repository. Honoring gitignore rules ensures you skip irrelevant files and find occurrences quickly.

Yes, you can use ripgrep to audit configuration or usage patterns without scanning build artifacts. It honors gitignore rules by default, ensuring that generated folders and third-party dependencies are filtered out of your search results.

Run a ripgrep-style search to recursively match a specific function name across your repository. Sensible defaults filter ignored files, allowing you to track down where a function name is used without wading through vendor code.