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@OlegAlexander as you can see above I'm working on it . There is a beta version on npm that includes a fix - you can already try it out if you're on linux or OSX/macOS regardless of your platform (dependency-cruiser@4.7.1-beta-0).
As far as I can see it's a correct fix, but let me know if it still behaves unexpectedly for you!
I have tested dependency-cruiser@4.7.1-beta-0 on Windows 10 and can confirm that it's doing the right thing now. Thank you so much for fixing this issue so quickly!
Expected Behavior
passing an exclude pattern only exludes modules matching that pattern
Current Behavior
orphans (and maybe other modules?) don't show up in the output
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
result:
Adding an exclude parameter e.g. like this
yields not only the exclusion of
/^[a-z]+$/
, but also of the orphans that are left after excluding:Context
see #61
Your Environment
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