Bug#1014273: ITP: pastaignore -- makes gitignores easier
Hi,
It's not clear to me what this does that makes it more useful than other
more-general-purpose commands that we already have packaged, such as
find or (for simpler usage) fdfind (from the fd-find package).
For instance, the example in your readme of:
pastaignore ".*\.o" not "\.\/demo\/important.*\.o"
can (unless I'm missing something) be done with fdfind thus:
fdfind -E '^demo/important*' ".o$"
BTW does pastaignore take the current .gitignore into account, or does
it just put out all filenames including the already ignored ones? I
only ask becuase fdfind does use .gitignores (optionally) so will only
list files that are not already ignored, which seems like a useful
feature in such a program.
Cheers, Phil.
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