Make searching filenames for matches optional #128
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| @click.option("-e", "--exclude", help="Disclude matches with these tags.") | ||
| @click.option("-e", "--exclude", help="Exclude matches with these tags.") |
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@amadejpapez you can merge if you want!! normally in industry ✨ when ew approve something, its up to you to merge it as you may want to add some things last minute etc :) |
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Previously PyWhat always added the name of the file to the search. This PR makes it optional, so if someone wants PyWhat to also search filenames for any matches, they can now do it with
-ifcommand.