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Is it possible to influence the load order using the ! operator.
For example
files : [ '*/.js' , '!last.js', 'last.js]
We are doing this in our grunt config but find that we are unable to do it in our karma config.
We end up with a warning that no files were matched because the ! operator is now in the middle instead of the beginning.
WARN [watcher]: Pattern "/git/cc-inventory/!web-app/javascript/angular/_/_decorator.js" does not match any file.
In looking at the source, it appears that karma is using node-glob so I was expecting this to work like grunt.
thanks,
jon
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Is it possible to influence the load order using the ! operator.
For example
files : [ '*/.js' , '!last.js', 'last.js]
We are doing this in our grunt config but find that we are unable to do it in our karma config.
We end up with a warning that no files were matched because the ! operator is now in the middle instead of the beginning.
WARN [watcher]: Pattern "/git/cc-inventory/!web-app/javascript/angular/_/_decorator.js" does not match any file.
In looking at the source, it appears that karma is using node-glob so I was expecting this to work like grunt.
thanks,
jon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: