Added support to ignore a pattern of files and to include a pattern of files #5
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alecsammon
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- We can control which files from a directory should be ignored or included by using a regex pattern. - This is useful for cases where we want to ignore certain files (e.g., temporary files, logs) or include specific files (e.g., configuration files) based on their names or extensions.
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This should allow us to keep a single configuration in place for a repo where some of the files are overwritten and some are not.
For example, we could have some terraform code that we want to bootstrap once and then a different file that we want to always keep in sync. As long as this file has the "generated" in its name we can do this:
This should keep the configuration working for us.
Added an upstream PR BetaHuhn#360