Exclude Tests from search
See original GitHub issueWhen searching for class consts or strings, function calls etc, I find it frustrating to have all the Magento tests show up as normally I am trying to figure out how “the core” does it.
Would it be possible to add something like a tickbox on the search screen to exclude anything with Test
in the name or exclude the MFTF files?
Any thoughts?
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- Created 2 years ago
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One of the solutions. Open a search window, check the “File mask” and paste pattern:
!*test*
For example:Thank you.
@magento I am working on this