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Allow `src` option to accept globs and array of paths
See original GitHub issueIt’d be great if I could pass a glob here, I have a monorepo and would like to tell docz to look in packages/src/* and include my root README.md (to avoid having to have two files for gitlab and for docz)
module.exports = {
src: ["packages/src/*", "README.md"],
};
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I’ll release a new version next Monday that allow you to do this @wldcordeiro 🙏
I am currently running 0.10.3 and when defining
src : ['packages/src/*', '../../app/src'],I get an error telling me that the path must be a string. It says this was shipped in 0.10.0. Am I missing something?