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Ignore files based on a pattern? #122

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nickjj opened this issue Nov 12, 2014 · 4 comments
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Ignore files based on a pattern? #122

nickjj opened this issue Nov 12, 2014 · 4 comments

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@nickjj
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nickjj commented Nov 12, 2014

It would be nice if we could ignore files based on pattern matching, for example I want to ignore all files that end with ~ (emacs backup files) so I can use the watcher without it trying to upload foo~ files and failing.

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This project is going into "no new feature mode". If you wouldn't mind moving the suggestion over to https://github.com/csaunders/phoenix that would be awesome.

I think it won't be too hard to add, though regexes in golang are kinda... weird.

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nickjj commented Nov 12, 2014

Sure, no problem. Is phoenix solid enough to use as a drop in replacement for this gem?

I just started using this gem after somehow managing to delete my settings.html file in a theme and wanting to throw myself off a cliff. I figured now's a good time to start keeping things local in git haha.

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Because I don't really have a suite to validate whether they are equivalent, I can't really say yes.

It does the basics so far. Generates configs, uploads, downloads and watches folders. If you are cool with using it, that would be pretty neato.

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nickjj commented Nov 12, 2014

Ok, that's pretty much all I need for now. Going to close this issue.

Edit:
If anyone is curious I used the new phoenix tool for about 4 hours today and it seems to work well. No crashes and works as intended.

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