.buckconfig project ignore not working
See original GitHub issueTo repo, add a random BUCK file to a directory and add to your .buckconfig
:
[project]
ignore = your_test_directory/**
The newly added BUCK file is not actually being ignored. This can be observed by running buck targets
and seeing the newly added BUCK file.
According to the documentation, the parameter should cause the directory to be “ignored in the following contexts” which includes “Filesystem traversal when searching for tests and BUCK files” which isn’t happening here.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Looks like okbuck creates a
.buckconfig.local
which overwrites project.ignore with:This is an issue with okbuck, not buck itself.
@yiding Good catch. Fixed in https://github.com/uber/okbuck/commit/2daa553db25139a69fdd1f4119207c0f519a861c