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Exclude example is badly formatted
See original GitHub issueThe example of “exclude” flag is not properly formatted for yaml and doesn’t run.
Additionally once all line are created the following format (guessing this was the intended format), it is not expected by the exclude flag
exclude:
- '.git*'
- '.git*/**'
- '**/.git*/**'
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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It looks like GitHub has changed some things, at the time tests were passing. I’ll take a look.
@SamKirkland - apologies, but the examples in the readme still seem to suffer from the same problem. They give a YAML list instead of a string, and GitHub rejects them as shown in the screenshot above. This is true as of the v4.1.0 release.