Ignore node_modules subdirectories #109
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This adjusts the default ignore pattern for node_modules to include subdirectories when checking for headers. This is necessary because the node_modules directory is sometimes nested within other directories, and the current pattern only matches the top-level node_modules directory. This really only affects interactive use, as node_modules directories are not usally committed to version control.
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Jun 24, 2024
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This adjusts the default ignore pattern for node_modules to include subdirectories when checking for headers. This is necessary because the node_modules directory is sometimes nested within other directories, and the current pattern only matches the top-level node_modules directory.
This really only affects interactive use, as node_modules directories are not usally committed to version control.