Possible to unignore directory from a list and include them in search?

[enoryw]

I have .mozilla ignored to ignore everything in directories named .mozilla. I want to exclude the directories ~/.firejail/.mozilla/*/Downloads and include these directories in the results. There's no fd way to do this and the solution would be something like: { printf "%s\n" ~/.firejail/.mozilla/*/Downloads & fd ... } | fzf? I.e.:

• I know fd doesn't support including search directory as result.
• Is it possible to ignore directores in ignore file and unignore a subdirectory of an ignored directory, either in the ignore file (preferably) or in the CLI or is the above the only way to go about this from fd's perspective?

[tmccombs]

Is it possible to ignore directores in ignore file and unignore a subdirectory of an ignored directory

Nope. The way ignoring a directory works, it doesn't even search the directory, so explicitly adding something under the directory doesn't do anything. This is similar to how gitignore works.

[enoryw]

I see, I must've mixed up gitignore with some similar ignore file while you can blacklist all and then subsequent rules can whitelist a subset of that.