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It would be useful to handle wildcards or regex in file system collector in order to filter files easily.
example :
<entry> <name>/usr/lib/foo</name> <collect> <from>target/*/*.so</from> </collect> </entry>
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I agree that would be quite useful. However I would try to re-use Mavens existing concept of includes/excludes like this:
includes
excludes
<entry> <name>/usr/lib/foo</name> <collect> <from>target</from> <includes> <include>**/*.so</include> </includes> <excludes> <exclude>**/dont-use-me*.so</exclude> </excludes> </collect> </entry>
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Yes, lot more elegant.
I agree, more elegant and very useful in any case.
[#22]: Allow using include/exclude with the collector
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This should be fixed in version 1.0.0 which I just released. Please re-open otherwise.
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It would be useful to handle wildcards or regex in file system collector in order to filter files easily.
example :
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: