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[Question] Matching parent and current directory

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We have an ASP.NET project, that contains a web project, which includes the package.json.

The directory tree looks like this:

Root dir
.git
Data
      Some.cs
BussinessLogic
      Other.cs
Web
      Layout.cshtml
      package.json

According to the Readme.md I tried this wildcard: …/**/*.{cs,cshtml}

Unfortunately it doesn’t match the files in the Web directory, so I have to use two patterns to cover all folders in the repository: “…/**/.{cs,cshtml}": [ …commands ], ".{cs,cshtml}”: [ …commands ] It’s not the best, becaues the commands have to run multiple times and they have a noticable boot time.

How can I reach what I want?

I would appreciate if somebody could help me. Thanks in advance!

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:8 (2 by maintainers)

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2reactions

iirojcommented, Apr 4, 2022

Let’s close this old ticket in favor of https://github.com/okonet/lint-staged/issues/1102

0reactions

iirojcommented, Apr 18, 2022

https://github.com/okonet/lint-staged/pull/1133

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