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I want to patch code of ignored files (dependencies of my python project). But there is no difference with or without --ignored - Error: nothing found to replace. At the same time ripgrep correctly finds provided pattern.
To reproduce
Libs used:
python==3.10.2
ripgrep==13.0.0 (or rg)
ruplacer==0.6.4
It might be overcomplicated, but it is my real situation. Steps to reproduce:
Also, (sorry, I have to ask) - are your really trying to use Django 1.11 with Python 3.10? Because in that case, the problem with abc is going to be the least of your problems ...
Also, (sorry, I have to ask) - are you really trying to use Django 1.11 with Python 3.10?
Yes, this was my task from some course that requires to use Django of 1.11 version. I may used python of another version but create script that removes incompatible parts was easier. That is how I found this tool (there was also sd but it seems more complicated to use for editing files).
In the reproduce steps I simplified gitignore creating process. Actualy there is default gitignore for python projects. So I should also do cd lib (which is also ignored) and then script can be executed.
Problem
I want to patch code of ignored files (dependencies of my python project). But there is no difference with or without
--ignored
-Error: nothing found to replace
. At the same timeripgrep
correctly finds provided pattern.To reproduce
Libs used:
python==3.10.2
ripgrep==13.0.0
(orrg
)ruplacer==0.6.4
It might be overcomplicated, but it is my real situation. Steps to reproduce:
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