refactor: use minimatch util #23549
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refactor: use minimatch util #23549
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viceice
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I haven't (and didn't intend to) spend time on measuring any performance gains (if at all) |
…om/setchy/renovate into refactor/update-minimatch-usecases
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refactor minimatch match use-cases to use cacheable util
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