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I don't know what a hi directory actually is... I think we should spend a little time trying to figure out the original intention before just removing it. E.g. looking through the git commit that introduced it if it has any context
From a quick research and reading the commit body, I understood that .hi are files not directories, so it might be a mistake that they made their way here. Maybe @MartinFillon can provide more details since he made #761.
Also I found ~/.cabal directory referenced in cabal's docs, which seem to was added in the same commit, but without the dot.
I believe that the mentioned PR needs another review, if I wasn't wrong about the details above.
From a quick research and reading the commit body, I understood that .hi are files not directories, so it might be a mistake that they made their way here. Maybe @MartinFillon can provide more details since he made #761.
It is indeed a mistake on my side, I put the hi bit of code in the wrong array I will fix this shortly as it wont require much code.
In this example, the
hi
directory should be a normal one including the Hindi locale files.This is also seen for
/usr/local/share/locale/hi
.This rule is causing its icon to be displayed as a binary type: https://github.com/eza-community/eza/blob/3ad8132f874f66945eca3511491afa85c5f43ebe/src/output/icons.rs#L194C1-L194C571
I don't know in what context this rule is valid. Is it a common directory? Or is it OK to just remove it?
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