indexserver: preserve forced reindexing#1060
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The default for zoekt-git-index has always been true for incremental. However, we originally used to use zoekt-archive-index which defaulted to false for incremental. This meant that since we stopped using archive index (5 years ago!) forcing non-incremental indexing has always lead to incremental indexing.
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The default for
zoekt-git-indexhas always been true for incremental. However, we originally used to usezoekt-archive-indexwhich defaulted to false for incremental. This meant that since we stopped using archive index (5 years ago!) forcing non-incremental indexing has always lead to incremental indexing. 😬