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Exclusion syntax in paket.template files #880
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are you volunteering? ;-) I think we already have FAKE's Globbing in place, so there must be a relatively easy way to do this. |
Yeah, if we can agree on syntax ;) |
would also be an idea, more glob-like... |
Looks good! Perhaps we should align the |
Just saw your comment @agross ... will change it |
I'm with @agross - you can always use ./!stupidfilename.txt if you've named a file starting with a "!" and it makes things consistent with other systems. |
In fact: we should probably disallow the space to avoid ambiguity. |
Put that into the parser ;) Now trying to wrap my head around the |
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Would this be the right point to check files/dirs against exclude patterns? And how could |
/me couldn't possible comment on why the initial version didn't include On Fri, 19 Jun 2015 18:12 Dominic Graefen notifications@github.com wrote:
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So, as of devboy@be5e406, the following is possible:
These are not possible yet and I am not sure if they are necessary:
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Cool |
It would be nice to be able to exclude file patterns in paket.template files.
Something like:
What do you think?
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