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Thanks for this package, was about to make the same thing.
Currently --update-index recursively searches for index files to update. However, when creating indexes there is no recursive option. It looks like it was considered in #2 as a --deep option. I cannot find it in the source or docs though.
I'm looking for a single command to create and update index files recursively. This way I can create-index ./src --deep or more preferred create-index ./src/**/ and always count on all directories having an index.
Are you open to PRs for accepting globs or a --deep option on create-index ./src?
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Thanks for this package, was about to make the same thing.
Currently
--update-index
recursively searches for index files to update. However, when creating indexes there is no recursive option. It looks like it was considered in #2 as a--deep
option. I cannot find it in the source or docs though.I'm looking for a single command to create and update index files recursively. This way I can
create-index ./src --deep
or more preferredcreate-index ./src/**/
and always count on all directories having an index.Are you open to PRs for accepting globs or a
--deep
option oncreate-index ./src
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: