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I am not a glob guru, and it is not easy to check whether indeed dustmite is only reducing the files one wants to reduce: it would greatly help me if there'd be some examples of how to use --reduce-only.
In my current case, I want to only reduce files in the fs directory, which is inside a subdirectory, and also contains subdirectories itself. I'm guessing --reduce-only="**/fs/*" will do the trick, but I really don't know.
Thanks :)
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Yep, documentation in DustMite was lacking. It's addressed in the successor reduce (see the section "SELECTION" in the man page), but the implementation doesn't match the documentation yet there :)
I believe your guess is correct, except the double asterisk is redundant - only one is needed (i.e. */fs/*). The matching function is globMatch.
I am not a glob guru, and it is not easy to check whether indeed dustmite is only reducing the files one wants to reduce: it would greatly help me if there'd be some examples of how to use
--reduce-only
.In my current case, I want to only reduce files in the
fs
directory, which is inside a subdirectory, and also contains subdirectories itself. I'm guessing--reduce-only="**/fs/*"
will do the trick, but I really don't know.Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: