My project has both .gitignore and .dockerignore files.
The .dockerignore file lists quite a lot of files that are just not needed for docker, but are still part of the project, tracked in git, etc.
It seems that only the gitignore (or related svn/etc) files should trigger the "You are editing file which is ignored" flag, everything else, eg dockerignore, npmignore shouldn't cause this.
I have disabled the plugin due to this issue.
@mcfedr @clintonb @WileESpaghetti Thanks for this report.
Files in the Project View are grayed only if you have ignoring enabled for the specific type. Can you please verify if you have _Enable ignoring_ checkbox unchecked for _Docker_ ?

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@hsz I just checked it once more. npm ignoring is disabled. files are greyed out anyway.


@tflori Ouch, that's strange.
I'll try to reproduce this scenario with your angular-translator repository today. Thanks for the feedback!
Same as @tflori said for me here. But: files are not grayed out, if I uncheck the 'Show in "New > .ignore file" option also.
@tflori @jhwegener Can you guys please verify it this issue is resolved with following build?
Keep in mind that it is still WIP version so something else may be broken. ;-)
Yes, thanks! This is working as expected
@tflori thank you for the confirmation. We're closer to the release. 馃槈
@hsz that works quite fine! THX!
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@hsz I just checked it once more. npm ignoring is disabled. files are greyed out anyway.

