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Capitalize Go in text #308

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Expand Up @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ If a root path is not specified, it will default to using the following, in orde

The `source_path` property can use a glob path to share configuration properties across multiple application entrypoints.

For example, there is a common pattern in go projects to include multiple executable entrypoints under folders in `cmd`. Using a glob pattern allows users to avoid manually configuring and maintaining multiple licensed application `source_path`s. Using a glob pattern will also ensure that any new entrypoints matching the pattern are automatically picked up by licensed commands as they are added.
For example, there is a common pattern in Go projects to include multiple executable entrypoints under folders in `cmd`. Using a glob pattern allows users to avoid manually configuring and maintaining multiple licensed application `source_path`s. Using a glob pattern will also ensure that any new entrypoints matching the pattern are automatically picked up by licensed commands as they are added.

```yml
sources:
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- some-internal-package

go:
# ignore all go packages from import paths starting with github.com/internal-package
# ignore all Go packages from import paths starting with github.com/internal-package
# see the `File.fnmatch?` documentation for details on how patterns are matched.
# comparisons use the FNM_CASEFOLD and FNM_PATHNAME flags
- github.com/internal-package/**/*
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