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Globbing for filename

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We tend to have a hash generated with filename, thus: main-SOME_RANDOM_HASH.js

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

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agoldiscommented, Aug 28, 2018

@siddharthkp echoing @pun4drunk question - in my project (and usually) we have bundles generated with a hash suffix, so every build generates a new filename - when this awesome tool compares to the previous build, it is always (-null)

screen shot 2018-08-28 at 12 48 50 pm

May be it is supported already… can’t figure out how to use 😦

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pun4drunkcommented, Aug 2, 2018

What about master size comparisons? Using generated bundle names results each file not having an older version to compare

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