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About excluding directories #50
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Maybe my question is similar to this one. |
I switched to version 0.1.7, but it didn't work. |
hi there thanks for your interest and use in the lib!
i could probably add a check for a .ignore file in a folder?
regards
ross
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I look forward to your update, but I think these methods are more effective. If there are {{}} in two places in the same Markdown file, it may be a new problem if one needs to be excluded and the other does not need to be excluded. |
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I think it is best to set the exclusion directory and solve the problem mentioned above. |
I'll give you a concrete example. For example, there is an But in fact, I don't want him to be explained by the plug-in |
Is it possible to exclude certain directories? Some Markdown files need to indicate some content, but the content format conforms to the soft coding format, but I don’t want it to be associated with my yaml configuration file. Is there a way to exclude certain directories?
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