Keep directory structure using the flattened mode

[hrodriguez758]

The merge request solve the issue #32

[hrodriguez758]

@mario-d-s @vladshcherbin Check it and let me know if you need to know something or if I have to change anything.

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[LarsDenBakker]

+1 this is a very useful feature to have

[alejandroclaro]

@vladshcherbin anything wrong with this?

This is really helpful. +1

[vladshcherbin]

@hrodriguez758 Thank you ❤️

I've slightly updated it and released in 3.2.0. Please test in your projects to see if it's working as expected.

[LarsDenBakker]

@vladshcherbin it looks like it's removing the first part of the directory structure, for example if I copy a file /node_modules/foo/bar/assets/my-image.png it gets copied as foo/bar/assets/my-image.png

[hrodriguez758]

@LarsDenBakker That happened because the code takes the first folder as the root source (src/**) and that folder name is replaced by the dest source (dist/**). However, you can add the node_modules path in the destination source and the code will append it with foo/bar/assets/my-image.png. Check it and let me know if you still have an issue with the current behavior.

[LarsDenBakker]

That seems like a bug to me, the option advertises to keep the directory structure when it is actually not. I am copying from multiple directories, so now I need to split up my glob and manually prefix each directory.