Add fallback lookup for matching file, if the default glob finds nothing #9
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Should we put this as an option toggle?
On a tangent note, what should the correct behavior be if we find multiple matching files.
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A toggle wouldn't be a bad idea, if we could get some "standard" for file naming for subdirectories that would be good. Multiple files is more an issue with the default glob imo, and that's, fine to go for "shortest" match I think. So SL script |
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Add a fallback method to try and support scripts in sub folders being used.
This only comes into effect if the current method finds nothing.