Exclude globs are not being applied from user-level settings

[teknologist]

Hi,

First thanks for this awesome extension.

Now, I wish it worked perfectly but in my case, it seems anything I put in excludeGlobs is just ignored, as weel as .gitignore contents.

In my Meteor project I have this vscode setting:

"move-imports.excludeGlobs": ["node_modules", ".meteor", ]

But everytime I start vscode it warns me of duplicate files in .meteor directory...

I thought it would ignore that directory as well as node_modules....

Many thanks for any help you might provide.

[asvetliakov]

Hello. Are you running your project in vscode 1.18 workspace (multi-root)?

[teknologist]

Indeed!
Should I rather put these in the project settings ?

[teknologist]

Putting the setting in the project settings solved the issue...it'd be nice if I could have these for all my projects... Many of them are meteor based...

[asvetliakov]

Did you mean user (global) settings instead? I never tried to put into global settings but it seems to work.
Another workaround for now - you can open VScode in single project mode and project-wide settings will work.

For now, the extension won't work in multi-root mode, since it's need to be updated for the new API. I'm totally lack of time last month, but i'll try to find some time in this month.

[teknologist]

I don't have any multi root projects. And yes I meant user settings. (available through preferences UI)

But if I put it in Workspace settings (PROJECT_ROOT/.vscode/settings.json) it works! :-)

[asvetliakov]

Ah, well, i'll investigate. Thanks for the report!

[teknologist]

No worries! Thanks! I do have a workaround using workspace settings!