Want to help with Mojolicious development?
Sebastian Riedel
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Sebastian Riedel
Yes, you can! \o/
Ben van Staveren
our wishes in the form of pull requests? :)
On 12/21/2011 12:44 AM, Sebastian Riedel wrote:
>> \o/ Can we also hug you ... a lot?
>
> Yes, you can! \o/
>
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Sebastian Riedel
> our wishes in the form of pull requests? :)
Actually, i don't think anyone likes big pull requests out of the blue.
Best to start with a fruitful discussion, and then claim a task. ;)
Ben van Staveren
I had this thing with Morbo, I have a directory it needs to watch, but it also
contains a mercurial repository, so it picks up all the .hg/ files as well,
which makes the process of checking files and so on take a very long time. Was
wondering if Morbo can either ignore hidden files, or whether an option can be
added to tell it to ignore certain files. Like, there's --watch, to have an
--ignore as well that you can give a filename glob (or a regex).
Nothing major but would let me do some more fun things with Morbo :)
On 12/21/2011 02:43 AM, Sebastian Riedel wrote:
>> So for wishes that are not there yet, create an issue, or can we also express
>> our wishes in the form of pull requests? :)
>
> Actually, i don't think anyone likes big pull requests out of the blue.
> Best to start with a fruitful discussion, and then claim a task. ;)
>
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Sebastian Riedel
> contains a mercurial repository, so it picks up all the .hg/ files as well,
> which makes the process of checking files and so on take a very long time. Was
> wondering if Morbo can either ignore hidden files, or whether an option can be
> added to tell it to ignore certain files. Like, there's --watch, to have an
> --ignore as well that you can give a filename glob (or a regex).
>
> Nothing major but would let me do some more fun things with Morbo :)
This was actually just a bug, Morbo did already ignore hidden files, now it does the same for hidden directories. ;)
https://github.com/kraih/mojo/commit/ea85cb3e58667d234bc08d93175a8519e8d351e0
Ben van Staveren
it? I just want to be lazy and tell Morbo to watch 1 directory and ignore 1
file/folder inside there, instead of passing 10 different watch options ;)
Like I said, not a show stopper by any means but would be kinda cool. I toyed
with it a little bit so I do have a somewhat working implementation of it but
it's uh, yeah, needs a little cleanup. Not going to do that though if there's
no need for the feature :D
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Sebastian Riedel
> it? I just want to be lazy and tell Morbo to watch 1 directory and ignore 1
> file/folder inside there, instead of passing 10 different watch options ;)
> Like I said, not a show stopper by any means but would be kinda cool. I toyed
> with it a little bit so I do have a somewhat working implementation of it but
> it's uh, yeah, needs a little cleanup. Not going to do that though if there's
> no need for the feature :D
Don't think it's worth it, and if it can't be easily tested, chances of getting new code into Morbo are very small.
Ben van Staveren
seeing if it was in fact ignored, but I guess in the long run it's not worth
it that much.
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