Don't display directory junctions with ls command on Windows
Issue Details
Related problem
There are quite some directory junctions which are created by default on Windows. In its current state, nushell lists them with ls
command. Listing them by default clutters the console unnecessarily since these items are different from user created alias
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be ideal if nushell is able to identify these directory junctions and display them only when ls -a
is used. Both Powershell and git bash on Windows already follow the same behaviour
Additional context and details
These directory junctions can be specifically identified by running dir /ad
in command prompt. They have <JUNCTION>
written alongside them. Just attaching a screenshot below for further reference
Issue Details
Don't display directory junctions with ls command on Windows
Related problem
There are quite some directory junctions which are created by default on Windows. In its current state, nushell lists them with ls
command. Listing them by default clutters the console unnecessarily since these items are different from user created alias
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be ideal if nushell is able to identify these directory junctions and display them only when ls -a
is used. Both Powershell and git bash on Windows already follow the same behaviour
Additional context and details
These directory junctions can be specifically identified by running dir /ad
in command prompt. They have <JUNCTION>
written alongside them. Just attaching a screenshot below for further reference