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Ignore Sub-folders Feature #33
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My use case: I have separate repos with distinct s3deploy steps that control specific subdirectories of my main static website. For example, /blog, /docs, etc. I have another repo that handles the main static website that also has an s3deploy step. I would like to configure this deploy to ignore/skip the subdirectories above, as it would wipe them from S3. |
@dmulter I suspect you can do what you want with the I have one bucket which I use as a "dumping ground" for some test sites, and one example would look like this:
In that bucket I have several other directories that I deploy separately. |
I use |
My use case: |
@bep, I have free time. I can arrange this if you agree. |
@mpucholblasco that would be great, but we should probably conclude on #37 first -- as it would probably save some "merge work". I'm out and about traveling this week so it will take "some days" before I get to that. |
Good idea @bep . Thanks! |
It is possible to ignore folders (local and remote) for a deploy?
What I would like to achieve is to sync everything from a folder, except files in some sub-folder, like "pdf-docs", preserving any remote (in S3) files in this folder.
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