The [files]/include directive should accept unix style glob expressions#21
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The [files]/include directive should accept unix style glob expressions#21GaretJax wants to merge 2 commits intoeldarion:masterfrom
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… expressions. Each path is expanded using the glob.glob function and added to the deplyoment archive.
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Should be fine now. Thanks for checking. |
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As the title says, the [files]/include directive introduced by #11 should be able to correctly parse glob expressions.
Each path is expanded using the glob.glob function and added to the deployment archive.
Example:
All my .css files are generated by SASS and thus not tracked by my vcs. To deploy them, I would be able to configure gondor like this: