boakley
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10 years ago There currently is not a way to exclude files. How would you like to see this implemented? We could add a command line switch like "--ignore tests/unit", or we could do like what some other tools do and let you put a .hubignore file in a folder, and then you can put patterns in that file (eg: tests/unit/*
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 2:13 AM, Tatu Aalto notifications@github.com wrote:
In start up I can specify folders what I want to include in to the hub but is there way to ignore folders too?
Example I start rfhub like this: python -m rfhub C:\path\to\my\resources But I would like to ignore C:\path\to\my\resources\libraries\python\tests folder, which contains unit and acceptance tests to my own libraries. Now those unit and acceptance test are show also in the rfhub and I would like to ignore it.
As a workaround, I know that I can set multiple folders to be include in the start up but if C:\path\to\my\resources has a lot of folders and number keeps growing. So therefore each time I create new folder, I must remember to add it to the start up command and restart the server. Which is somewhat inconvenient.
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aaltat
In start up I can specify folders what I want to include in to the hub but is there way to ignore folders too?
Example I start rfhub like this: python -m rfhub C:\path\to\my\resources But I would like to ignore C:\path\to\my\resources\libraries\python\tests folder, which contains unit and acceptance tests to my own libraries. Now those unit and acceptance test are show also in the rfhub and I would like to ignore it.
As a workaround, I know that I can set multiple folders to be include in the start up but if C:\path\to\my\resources has a lot of folders and number keeps growing. So therefore each time I create new folder, I must remember to add it to the start up command and restart the server. Which is somewhat inconvenient.