For example, I tried the following when specifying files:
1 <mydir>\*.* all include
2 <mydir>\.git\*.* all exclude
and yet all the files in the .git folder were still processed.
How to exclude VCS folders like .GIT or .SVN?
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Re: How to exclude VCS folders like .GIT or .SVN?
Hi Greg,
Did the exclude lines come after the include lines?
Did the exclude lines come after the include lines?
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Re: How to exclude VCS folders like .GIT or .SVN?
This would be better done within the main filter rather than by the Files to Process UI.
Have a top level Restrict to filenames NOT matching
Note that this filter uses case-insensitive perl patterns, not DOS wildcards.
David
Have a top level Restrict to filenames NOT matching
Code: Select all
^.+\.GIT.+$
David
David