Closed willnorris closed 3 years ago
Merging #84 (b8695ac) into master (b431030) will increase coverage by
0.57%
. The diff coverage is47.61%
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+ Coverage 46.98% 47.56% +0.57%
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Files 2 2
Lines 232 246 +14
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+ Hits 109 117 +8
- Misses 116 122 +6
Partials 7 7
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main.go | 40.19% <47.61%> (+1.24%) |
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What else is pending in the PR? This will be helpful to lots of other projects. Thanks
I originally proposed we wait until the go1.17 release, so then we would be supporting the two latest releases of Go (since doublestar bumps our minimum version to go1.16). go1.17 should be releasing soon? RC2 was just released this past week.
We could choose to go ahead and merge and only support go1.16, and then try to support the latest two versions going forward once go1.17 drops. @mco-gh, what do you think?
Either is fine with me, depends on how soon you want to merge.
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I originally proposed we wait until the go1.17 release, so then we would be supporting the two latest releases of Go (since doublestar bumps our minimum version to go1.16). go1.17 should be releasing soon? RC2 was just released this past week https://groups.google.com/g/golang-dev/c/4EyTZSGqa0w.
We could choose to go ahead and merge and only support go1.16, and then try to support the latest two versions going forward once go1.17 drops. @mco-gh https://github.com/mco-gh, what do you think?
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I originally proposed we wait until the go1.17 release, so then we would be supporting the two latest releases of Go (since doublestar bumps our minimum version to go1.16). go1.17 should be releasing soon? RC2 was just released this past week.
We could choose to go ahead and merge and only support go1.16, and then try to support the latest two versions going forward once go1.17 drops. @mco-gh, what do you think?
Would appreciate it if we could merge this. Thanks
okay, I've gone ahead and marked this ready for review @mco-gh. Since go1.16 has been out for 6 months, I suspect this is fine.
Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks for such a quick turnaround!
use the doublestar library to support pattern matching of files or directories to ignore. This replaces (and deprecates) the previous
-skip
flag which only supported file extensions.(previous discussion in https://github.com/google/addlicense/pull/70#issuecomment-888695051)
The doublestar library requires go1.16, so I'm leaving this is draft mode until go1.17 is released (which should be any day now).
/cc @Shikugawa @laurentsimon @Shabirmean @lukehinds @cpanato - you've all been involved in similar implementations in #70, #73, and #75, so I'm curious if this implementation meets your use cases.