Folder level distinction in tree when repomixing multiple folders.

[spandan-kumar]

Description

Folder level distinction in tree when repomixing multiple folders, the tree does not show what files were part of which folders.

example- these are files from 2 different folders

<directory_structure>
ARCHITECTURE.md
base-install.sh
common-functions.sh
create-profile.sh
enterprise-install.sh
ENTERPRISE-SETUP.md
OPTIMIZATION-PLAN.md
project-install.sh
project-update.sh
QUICK-REFERENCE.md
ROADMAP.md
VALIDATOR-AGENT-DESIGN.md
</directory_structure>

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🔗 Similar Issues

Possible Duplicates

• Feature Request: Add --incude-full-directory-structure flag #895

Related Issues

• Unexpected error: Failed to filter files in directory #609
• Fix request: When a user includes files, repomix still says 'this is the entire codebase' #328

👤 Suggested Assignees

• slavakurilyak
• huydinhle
• gitkenan

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Related Issues

I found a similar issue that might be helpful:

• Feature Request: Add --incude-full-directory-structure flag #895 - Feature Request: Add --include-full-directory-structure flag - This closed issue addresses a related problem where the tree structure doesn't show the full repository context when using --include patterns. It proposed showing the complete directory tree to provide better project context, which is similar to the request for distinguishing which files belong to which folders when packing multiple directories.

This might provide additional context or a related approach to solving the folder distinction problem.