Experimentation shows that escaping is not necessary except when escaping a character that has special meaning for the regular expression engine. For example, the following should be used to match the .git folder and its contents:
--cx-flow.zip-exclude=\.git/.*
Experimentation also shows that enclosing the regular expression in quotes leads to these being considered part of the regular expression(s).
See the following commits and their associated runs:
Experimentation shows that escaping is not necessary except when escaping a character that has special meaning for the regular expression engine. For example, the following should be used to match the .git folder and its contents:
Experimentation also shows that enclosing the regular expression in quotes leads to these being considered part of the regular expression(s).
See the following commits and their associated runs:
Commit e9c8243 (run 4001509384) Commit ddf5258 (run 4001545197) Commit 8ada1cb (run 4001666677) Commit 96df8e9 (run 4002464979) Commit aa61fe5 (run 4002501422) Commit edc937b (run 4002541564)