feat(cli): allow excluding patterns from formatter #72
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📌 What Does This PR Do?
This PR adds support for an
excludes
configuration option under the[format]
section inmago.toml
. With this new option, users can specify files, directories, or glob patterns that will be excluded from formatting operations. These files will not be modified during the formatting process, but they remain active for linting and other analysis tasks.🔍 Context & Motivation
Several users have requested more granular control over formatting behavior. In many projects, there are files or directories (such as generated files ) that should not be reformatted by the tool. Prior to this change, Mago would format every file found during its scan, which sometimes led to unintended modifications.
By introducing an
excludes
option under[format]
, users now have the ability to tailor the formatting process. They can exclude specific paths or patterns from being formatted while still including them in other operations like linting. This enhancement improves both performance and user control.🛠️ Summary of Changes
[format]
.📂 Affected Areas
🔗 Related Issues or PRs
closes #28
📝 Notes for Reviewers
N/A