Currently, the excludeFiles setting does not support dot files (files beginning with a .), which means that all dot files and all files inside dot directories are always included. This pull request allows dot files to be excluded.
For example, with the default setting for excludeFiles (**/*.+(git|rendered)), files in the .git directory are NOT excluded. You can test this by running this command in node:
var minimatch = require('minimatch');
console.log(minimatch('/home/me/repo/.git', '**/*.+(git|rendered)')); // false
The only change in this pull request is one line in src/Utils.ts, where I added a parameter to the call to minimatch.
The impact of this change to users is that more files can be excluded with the excludeFiles setting.
For users who use the defaultexcludeFiles setting, the only impact of this change is that files whose basename ends with .git or .rendered will be excluded. (Files in .git and .rendered directories will still NOT be excluded because the default excludeFiles setting only matches files which end with.git or .rendered.)
For users who have a customexcludeFiles setting, the impact of this change is that this extension might ignore dot files and files inside dot directories when it previously did not.
Currently, the
excludeFilessetting does not support dot files (files beginning with a.), which means that all dot files and all files inside dot directories are always included. This pull request allows dot files to be excluded.For example, with the default setting for
excludeFiles(**/*.+(git|rendered)), files in the.gitdirectory are NOT excluded. You can test this by running this command in node:The only change in this pull request is one line in
src/Utils.ts, where I added a parameter to the call tominimatch.The impact of this change to users is that more files can be excluded with the
excludeFilessetting.For users who use the default
excludeFilessetting, the only impact of this change is that files whose basename ends with.gitor.renderedwill be excluded. (Files in.gitand.rendereddirectories will still NOT be excluded because the defaultexcludeFilessetting only matches files which end with.gitor.rendered.)For users who have a custom
excludeFilessetting, the impact of this change is that this extension might ignore dot files and files inside dot directories when it previously did not.