Hi, Not sure if this is the right place to send this, but I'm here to report a performance regression with git stash --include-untracked. Here's a quick way to reproduce: 1. make a directory with a lot of ignored files $ find ignored -type f | wc -l 50000 $ cat .gitignore ignored 2. touch foo 3. time git stash --include-untracked git version 2.26.0: real 0m0.094s git version 2.27.0.83.g0313f36c6e: real 0m1.913s This is a much bigger pain point on my work repo, which has 1.4 million ignored files(!). As you can imagine it takes a long time to run git stash. While it might be valid to question why anyone would need that many files for any purpose, the bottom line is that I told git to ignore this directory, and it didn't ignore it. In the meantime I've reverted to 2.26.0 which doesn't have this performance regression. Let me know if you want any other information related to this issue. Thanks, Brian
