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It would be convenient to utilize glob patterns when specifying `path` for `[[tool.fixit.overrides]]`. For example, I might want to disable a rule for all of my tests:
```toml
[[tool.fixit.overri…
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1) What part of the model would need changes:
All the backends: they would need to interpret the "remote file name"
in `Application.output` as a glob pattern instead of a as a literal
file name/p…
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The following pattern inside .gitignore doesn't work: `log/*.log`; while this works fine: `*.log`. I created a small test repo to display the issue:
https://github.com/chetan/silver_searcher_bug
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Why not? Seems fairly trivial change and it would enhance the usability a lot. For example, this would enable filtering textures by texture size (parallels to #2801) if the size is encoded in the name…
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Hi there,
I've recently started using `clangd` and noticed a lack of support for glob patterns in include paths. This feature is crucial for projects with large libraries and frameworks that have c…
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One example where this could be useful: I'd like to disable `pyflakes` from analyzing *any* of the markdown files in my repo.
I know that in my `pyproject.toml` file I can set up plugin-specific excl…
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### Feature Description
It would be great if we can use regex to specify branch name patterns for branch protection. It is a more powerful syntax than glob, for example, when using variable length pa…
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In the businesslogic we have the ability to use regexes or glob patterns.
In France we saw that Samuel had an FCT project with many (possibly thousands) of files with predictable names.
* Shou…
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Hi, I was just exploring some of the config settings available and noticed that my editor (Zed, using `json-language-server`) is showing some valid JSON as invalid. In particular, it's showing that th…