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Interesting, on my machine I see
.doit.db
that is not being ignored--you're getting the repeated extension on your end? I guess we can add yours and mine.I noticed that the one I see is also in the
pydoit
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Yea I get
.doit.db.db
although it looks like the doit docs only mention.doit.db
.I updated the PR by adding
.doit.db
as well:fa56596
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doit internally uses stdlib
dbm
[1]. Which implementation (and extension applied) depends on the default implementation in your installation. Unfortunately the extension added (or not) to the files is inconsistent...[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/dbm.html