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Worth noting: With something like this it would be good to also have a way to revert a pattern, eg: |
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This is currently in testing on master/main branches 👍 Quick example: repositories_skipped: |
@use.patterns
# Skip a specific repository (both patterns are equivalent)
user/repo
-user/repo
# Skip repositories matching a given pattern
user/repo-*
{user1, user2, user3}/*
# Include back a previously skipped repository
org/repo
+org/include-this-repo The pattern matching is a file-glob flavor, and operators See If you have any feedback, please feel free to share them 😄 ! |
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My primary use case here would be to skip all repositories under some organization like
MyOrg/*
, however I could imagine it being useful in some cases to match other patterns (eg if there is a set of repositories with a similar naming scheme that should be skipped)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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