Add exclude scope option for cli #543
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Would love to see this! Having trouble with ignoring |
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Closing in favor of #696 which fixed "!" in --scope |
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--ignoreflag works like discussed in this thread #445, but I realize that it works with git ignore.I try to exclude some packages from script executing with
--scopeflag, but glob doesn't support multi letters pattern like this!(my-package-name). It works only with single character[!p][!a]and this pattern exclude all packages with names like "my-app-package".So I decided to add new flag
--exclude-scope