Support ** for LargeFiles patterns. #135
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This is done by simply changing from filepath.Match to doublestar.PathMatch. A few minor tests are included. The only syntax change is that ** now matches any number of directories, so "**/*.lock" will match a file with a "lock" extension anywhere in the path. Since "**" had no special meaning before, this change should not cause any surprising changes.
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@googlebot I fixed it. |
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This is done by simply changing from filepath.Match to
doublestar.PathMatch. A few minor tests are included.
The only syntax change is that ** now matches any number of directories,
so "/*.lock" will match a file with a "lock" extension anywhere in the
path. Since "" had no special meaning before, this change should not
cause any surprising changes.