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Support path glob

See original GitHub issue

Hey there,

would be nice if the $include could handle a glob value. Maybe like .gitignore, where you can set something like:

**/*.yaml
**/foo.yaml

Which would checkout the following example paths:

src/foo/bar/baz.yaml
src/foo/bar.yaml
src/foo.yaml

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 5 years ago
  • Reactions:3
  • Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

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francescobiancocommented, Feb 11, 2019

@boesing @arvind-agarwal version 0.2.0 supports the Glob but is still under development could go online in March. Thank you for your patience.

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boesingcommented, Mar 24, 2020

As we already found a workaround, I’ll close this one. Thanks for your efforts.

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