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Currently running git standup in a directory of git repos shows previous-day commits in every subdirectory. I would like a way to configure this behavior, almost like a global .gitstandupignore or something.
git standup can still only operate on the current directory and subdirectories, but I'd like to be able to filter directories by their name or path.
Example config:
[projects]
# Default to process includes firstprocess_includes_first = trueincludes = [
# All git projects"~/Git",
# Or select projects"~/Git/oss_project_1"
]
excludes = [
# Exclude a specific project"~/Git/side_project_1",
# Exclude any git projects in the home directory"~",
# Exclude any directory named 'node_modules'"node_modules"
]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently running
git standup
in a directory of git repos shows previous-day commits in every subdirectory. I would like a way to configure this behavior, almost like a global.gitstandupignore
or something.git standup
can still only operate on the current directory and subdirectories, but I'd like to be able to filter directories by their name or path.Example config:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: