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least one of the patterns specified . Multiple patterns can be specified using a list .
- The pattern is matched against the file base name , excluding the directory .
- When using regexen , the pattern MUST match the ENTIRE file name , not just parts of it . So
if you are looking to match all files ending in . default , you ' d need to use ' . * \. default '
as a regexp and not just ' \ .default ' .
if you are looking to match all files ending in . default , you ' d need to use C(.*\ .default)
as a regexp and not just C ( \. default ) .
- This parameter expects a list , which can be either comma separated or YAML . If any of the
patterns contain a comma , make sure to put them in a list to avoid splitting the patterns
in undesirable ways .
- Defaults to ' * ' when C ( use_regex = False ) , or ' .* ' when C ( use_regex = True ) .
- Defaults to C ( * ) when I ( use_regex = False ) , or C ( . * ) when I ( use_regex = True ) .
type : list
aliases : [ pattern ]
elements : str
excludes :
description :
- One or more ( shell or regex ) patterns , which type is controlled by C ( use_regex ) option .
- Items whose basenames match an C( excludes ) pattern are culled from C ( patterns ) matches .
- One or more ( shell or regex ) patterns , which type is controlled by I ( use_regex ) option .
- Items whose basenames match an I( excludes ) pattern are culled from I ( patterns ) matches .
Multiple patterns can be specified using a list .
type : list
aliases : [ exclude ]
Felix Fontein
2 years ago
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