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Wildcards in Filenames
See original GitHub issue- I’m sure this issue is not a duplicate?
Is it possible to entertain the idea of allowing wildcards in file or folder names for icon matching, especially in overrides at the local level? For example … I would love to be able to put this into my settings.json file. The ability to customize the icons alone has been so wonderful.
{ "icon": "node", "extensions: [ ".node" ], match: [ "*Node" ], format: "svg", extends: "node" }
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No luck
No way to expand the suffix too I assume? It’s very common for go tests to be named myfunction_test.go, so if I could just match “ahead” of the period e.g.
*_test.go