[Question] Ignoring multiple glob patterns #1396
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Hello! I would like to know how this flag ( eza --tree -D --ignore-glob=test*,__pycache__Here, when glob#1 |
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alinnert
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I was wondering the same thing but in the source code I found that the pipe is being used to separate multiple patterns like this: eza --ignore-glob 'test*|__pycache__'On the other hand other glob implementations allow something like |
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I was wondering the same thing but in the source code I found that the pipe is being used to separate multiple patterns like this:
eza --ignore-glob 'test*|__pycache__'On the other hand other glob implementations allow something like
{test*,__pycache__}but this doesn't seem to work witheza.