Add glob option to ignore hidden files #1791
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| * Indicates whether to include hidden files (files and directories starting with a `.`). | ||
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Don't we want the default behavior to be to exclude?
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We want the default to be exclude for the action that consumes this library, I don't think we need or should make a breaking change in this library.
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Makes sense for changes to the glob package to be backward compatible but just curious, what other actions use this package? Are there any actions other than upload-artifact where we would want to pass true?
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nit: the comment should read "Indicates whether to exclude hidden files.."
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Are there any actions other than upload-artifact where we would want to pass true?
I see actions/deploy-pages, actions/upload-artifact, and actions/download-artifact.
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What upload-artifact version(s) is this code path exercised in?
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| "version": "0.4.0", | |||
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Can you update the releases file if you are going to bump in this pr as well
https://github.com/actions/toolkit/blob/main/packages/glob/RELEASES.md
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No other changes outside of this, some test fixes, and package bumps for security reasons
https://github.com/actions/toolkit/commits/main/packages/glob
This PR adds an option to the glob package to exclude hidden files. This includes:
...This currently does not check for the hidden attribute that can be set on Windows files. Based on the discussion in nodejs/node#38809, this isn't natively supported in Node at the moment.
I'm open to working around that limitation, but the primary focus here is for files and directories that use the
.naming convention.