I have a very large number of files under a specific directory.
If I start vim from the wrong place, command-t tries to index the whole thing, which results in vim hanging for a long time before command-t gives up saying that there are too many files.
I don't want the content of that directory to be indexed by command-t, so following :help command-t-wildignore I tried setting wildignore with :set wildignore=/absolute/path/to/nasty/folder/*.
Issuing set wildignore before trying command-t confirms that wildignore is correctly set up.
However, command-t keeps on not ignoring said folder.
I also tried with :set wildignore=relative/path/to/folder/* but to no avail (and I would prefer to ignore a specific folder with its absolute path anyway).
I didn't find the explanation of how to use wildignore particularly clear though, so I may be using the wrong syntax.
What syntax should be used for this to work properly?
