Different Results on Windows and Linux

[scottc-WellSky]

I'm getting significantly different results on the same repo using the same scc 3.1.0 release on Windows 10 Enterprise vs Debian. Using scc with no options:

Linux / Debian
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Total 1355 528206 33321 75815 419070 16525
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Windows 10 Ent
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Total 1592 1162312 39713 91856 1030743 21925
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When using the --no-gitignore I do get the same results on both systems so I'm pretty sure this is related to the known issues with gitignore. I did not realize this issue affected the different OSs differently though.

Can anyone confirm this is because of the gitignore issue?

I'm excluding a lot of directories that should be excluded by gitignore which minimizes the issue. Any other hints to minimize the differences?

[boyter]

Now thats an interesting situation.

Could you possibly try the following for me, https://github.com/boyter/cs run that with something you know exists in both and see if you get the expected results?

That's using the new file walking I want to use which should be accurate.

[scottc-WellSky]

I'll be happy to @boyter, but I'm traveling so it will take me a couple of days.

[boyter]

No problem. I am prepared to wait while I try to replicate myself.

[scottc-WellSky]

@boyter, I am seeing differences with cs between Windows and Debian as well. The first screenshot is without any flags. In the second image I used the no-gitignore flag.

[boyter]

OK that's odd. I will see what I can do to track this down.