--exclude with quoted glob does not seem to work
See original GitHub issueI have a npm script like:
"copy:resources": "copyup --exclude \"**/*.ts\" \"./src/**/*\" build",
It copies all files, including the *.ts
files. I don’t want the *.ts
files to be copied.
I’m running on OSX and if understand correctly I should quote the glob.
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your glob needs to be more explicit, I ran in to this myself.
Facing the same issue?