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This is related to #18 where there is a proposal to add a way to skip certain parts of a file.
It might be nice to have a way to ignore a file completely, similar to .gitignore and such.
This can also be included in the currently implemented .importanizerc as an 'ignore' group, however that may get large over time and the benefits of a key : value notation are not really required.
My personal preference for blanket ignores is similar to what .editorconfig uses
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Since importanize takes all the files it will work on as command line arguments, it should be somewhat straightforward to write your own wrapper that does all the ignoring you want, whether that's using find to only run on certain files, using grep -v to ignore specific files, or using git status -s to get a list of all tracked files that haven't been committed yet.
This is related to #18 where there is a proposal to add a way to skip certain parts of a file.
It might be nice to have a way to ignore a file completely, similar to
.gitignore
and such.This can also be included in the currently implemented
.importanizerc
as an 'ignore' group, however that may get large over time and the benefits of a key : value notation are not really required.My personal preference for blanket ignores is similar to what
.editorconfig
usesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: