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Support .in files (or just cmake.in)

See original GitHub issue

A common pattern is a .in file, which should be identified as the inner type, that is, MyConfig.cmake.in should be a CMake file, and pytest.ini.in should be an ini file, etc. AFAICT, this is not currently supported?

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Created 3 years ago
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henryiiicommented, Aug 2, 2020

CMake-format is explicitly supporting *.cmake.in files in it’s next release, so it would be very nice to be able to elegantly identify these (it actually caught me by surprise that they were not being picked up by default, since they are a very common file type in CMake).

(And an explicit regex is what I’m currently doing):

   types: [file]
   files: (\.cmake|CMakeLists.txt)(.in)?$

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henryiiicommented, Aug 2, 2020

(Sorry, meant to comment on the other issue - can update to say that the most recent release of cmake-format does already support cmake.in)

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