Specify Files Recursively with ** wildcard
See original GitHub issueThis would essentially allow for recursive inclusion of files in all subfolders.
For example, currently would have to include files
"path/*/*.js",
"path/*/*/*.js",
"path/*/*/*/*.js"
This would be simplified with:
"path/**/*.js"
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@cdimoulis
**doesn’t work recursively, you have use if for each depth IE:I’ve been using thing like
views/**/*.coffeefor a while 😑