Open git-no opened 8 years ago
Yea, currently you can't combine the two approaches. You can either use wildcards or use a leading slash to indicate a path to a given file/folder.
Thank you for the the quick response. Maybe this is a feature considered in one of future releases. Would be nice.
Setup on level root folder with asterisk at Setup / Skipped Items & Path does not work, means these files are still listed and visible and can be compiled, e.g.
/*.md,
or/*.js
But what works, is a setup with whole filename like
/home.md
or/global.js
does disable the file from compiling and does not list the file in the file list. Also what works is on not root level like*.md,
or*.js
Conclusion: setup with slash as path combined with an asterisk does not work in setup skipped items & path yet, but should.