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[MNG-8673] SourceRoot includes and excludes should be String #2232
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What if on windows we have a drive specified ? We need to differentiate:
So maybe rephrase as:
If the pattern does not start with {@code regex:} or {@code glob:}, the default variation of the {@code glob} pattern will be used.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I have not tested how we can specify a Windows drive to
java.nio.file.FileSystem.getPathMatcher(String). I was hopping that, since all paths are made relative to the base directory before to be tested for match, the Windows drive issue would be avoided.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Just to complete: "glob:" and "regex:" are the two syntaxes that all
FileSystemshall support according NIO Javadoc, but a file system may support others syntaxes as well. It may be nice to avoid a formulation that restrict the possibilities to those two syntaxes.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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According Stackoverflow, Windows drives are restricted to 1 letter. So I suggest to replace "If the pattern does not start with regex: or glob:" by "The prefix before the : character, if present and longer than one character, is the syntax".