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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When opening VS Code in a multi-package workspace, I do not want the message
Some packages are missing or out of date, would you like to get them now?
to appear for a specified path or glob.
Additional context
I use mason for generating dart packages in my workspace, but the package template is in the workspace so it is evaluated in the check for
[ ... ] [General] [Info] Found 1 folders requiring "pub get" or "pub upgrade":
But this is an issue since the package template itself is an invalid dart package. It might include characters like {, }, (, and ) in the pubspec.yaml's nameand in the package's path.
In my project I would specifically like the ability to exclude a glob like bricks/*/__brick__/** to align with my analysis file.
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I've pushed a change so that paths containing __ or { are excluded from this check. We can consider adding config if it turns out there are more complex requirements, but for now I think this is simplest and should cover most of this kind.
Flutter has its own templates but actually renames the files (pubspec.yaml.tmpl) which doesn't trigger the check because there's no pubspec.yaml, so that's also a possibility for templating projects.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When opening VS Code in a multi-package workspace, I do not want the message
to appear for a specified path or glob.
Additional context
I use
mason
for generating dart packages in my workspace, but the package template is in the workspace so it is evaluated in the check forBut this is an issue since the package template itself is an invalid dart package. It might include characters like
{
,}
,(
, and)
in thepubspec.yaml
'sname
and in the package's path.In my project I would specifically like the ability to exclude a glob like
bricks/*/__brick__/**
to align with my analysis file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: