.teresaignore doesn't works like .gitignore

[jairhenrique]

Scenario

# .gitignore
composer.phar
vendor/

# .teresaignore
composer.phar
vendor/

When I run git status the folder vendor/ are not listed on my shell output, but when I do a deploy on Teresa, I see this message:

!     WARNING: Your Composer vendor dir is part of your Git repository.
       This directory should not be under version control; only your
       'composer.json' and 'composer.lock' files should be added, which
       will let Composer handle installation of dependencies on deploy.
       To suppress this notice, first remove the folder from your index
       by running 'git rm -r --cached vendor/'.
       Next, edit your project's '.gitignore' file and add the folder
       '/vendor/' to the list.
       For more info, refer to the Composer FAQ: http://bit.ly/1rlCSZU

So, Teresa are including the folder vendor on tarball for deploy.

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Changing .teresaignore to this:

composer.phar
vendor

vendor folder are not include and the buildpack install my dependencies.

[drgarcia1986]

Thank you @jairhenrique, I'll check 👍

[drgarcia1986]

Again @jairhenrique, thank you for the report.

.teresaignore doesn't works like .gitignore, .teresaignore uses the glob pattern (.gitignore also uses, but is more intelligent LOL), but I saw that Teresa checks directories in the same way of a regular file (i.e. without a slash on end), I can add a slash in end of each directory name before check the pattern, will that change help you?

[drgarcia1986]

Ok, there are more problems with .teresaignore, f.ex, ignore a file inside a directory.
I'm looking for a solution for theses problems