Suggestion: Ignore pattern directly instead of pointing to a file? #586
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That does seem reasonable - basically, shorthand for a one-line ignore file. |
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Note, that we'd have to be very very explicit about how |
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This PR introduces the --ignorePattern flag as a shorthand for ignoring test files. The flag may be used together with --ignore; the input will be concatenated in that case. I figured this behavior would make the most sense, since users may want to ignore everything in .gitignore and some other files on top. Let me know if this looks good, then I'll also add some documentation :) Fixes tape-testing#586
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This PR introduces the --ignore-pattern flag as a shorthand for ignoring test files. The flag may be used together with --ignore; the input will be concatenated in that case. I figured this behavior would make the most sense, since users may want to ignore everything in .gitignore and some other files on top. Fixes tape-testing#586
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This PR introduces the --ignore-pattern flag as a shorthand for ignoring test files. The flag may be used together with --ignore; the input will be concatenated in that case. I figured this behavior would make the most sense, since users may want to ignore everything in .gitignore and some other files on top. Fixes tape-testing#586
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This PR introduces the --ignore-pattern flag as a shorthand for ignoring test files. The flag may be used together with --ignore; the input will be concatenated in that case. I figured this behavior would make the most sense, since users may want to ignore everything in .gitignore and some other files on top. Fixes tape-testing#586
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--ignoreflag does not take a glob pattern, but a path to a file that contains the ignored patterns. This level of indirection is not always needed. For example, I'd love to have a simple command that runs all*.test.tsfiles except for files in a specific directory (e.g., a directory that contains end-to-end tests).@ljharb what do you think about adding an
--ignorePatternor similar option that takes a glob pattern? Would be willing to raise a PR :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: