5 hours ago
Update
I did some more troubleshooting and I think I may have figured something out. It seems like the .ignore file encoding matters.
I looked a handful of (previously working) .ignore files and they have not been modified in over a year, so I *think* they were unchanged.
I'm not sure if text/plain worked in pre-10.11.x or if something else happened to my files.
Anyway, initial tests seem to indicate it's working again after re-creating the ignore files.
# Renamed old original .ignore file
file -i .ignore.bak
.ignore.bak: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
# Recreated the file with 'touch .ignore' on host (Debian xfs) followed by a 'chmod 99:100' to set appropriate permissions (in my case)
file -i .ignore
.ignore: inode/x-empty; charset=binary
I did some more troubleshooting and I think I may have figured something out. It seems like the .ignore file encoding matters.
I looked a handful of (previously working) .ignore files and they have not been modified in over a year, so I *think* they were unchanged.
I'm not sure if text/plain worked in pre-10.11.x or if something else happened to my files.
Anyway, initial tests seem to indicate it's working again after re-creating the ignore files.
# Renamed old original .ignore file
file -i .ignore.bak
.ignore.bak: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
# Recreated the file with 'touch .ignore' on host (Debian xfs) followed by a 'chmod 99:100' to set appropriate permissions (in my case)
file -i .ignore
.ignore: inode/x-empty; charset=binary