go-pathspec implements gitignore-style pattern matching for paths.
There are a few alternatives, that try to be gitignore compatible or even state gitignore compatibility:
go-git states it would be gitignore compatible, but actually they are missing a few special cases. This issue describes one of the not working patterns: go-git/go-git#108
What does not work is global filename pattern matching. Consider the following
.gitignore
file:
# gitignore test file
parse.go
Then parse.go
should match on all filenames called parse.go
. You can test this via
this shell script:
mkdir -p /tmp/test/internal/util
touch /tmp/test/internal/util/parse.go
cd /tmp/test/
git init
echo "parse.go" > .gitignore
With git parse.go
will be excluded. The go-git implementation behaves different.
monochromegane's go-gitignore does not support the use of **
-operators.
This is not consistent to real gitignore behavior, too.
Sander van Harmelen ([email protected])
Christian Rebischke ([email protected])