Once a new directory is added with "add directory ../foo/", its files should be addressable with @ tag #18579
Description
What would you like to be added?
Open gemini-cli
Observe all current directory files are reference-able via @ tag
Add a new directory : /dir add ../foo/
Try to reference a file from ../foo/ using @ and it will not work as @ will only show current directory's contents
How it should work
$gemini-cli
/dir add ../foo/
prompt : Explain contents of @../foo/bar.txt
Why is this needed?
Currently, the only way to reference files from ../foo/ is to painfully type the full names of the files.
Please let me know if you need any more information.
Cheers!
Additional context
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