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For (1) it would be straight forward for me to implement a version of match_tree()/match_files() that returns addition information such as which pattern a file or directory was matched with.
For (2) what you're trying to do makes sense. I'll have to evaluate the current code to determine the feasibility of the feature. Currently the patterns are converted to regular expressions and those are matched against the file paths without capturing the matching part.
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Thank you so much for the prompt response and for the great news! (too many times I've heard "sorry, we can't do that"). Let me know if I can help in any way.
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@cpburnz Hi Caleb, any update on this?
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@ftrofin I have a work-in-progress that I should be able to complete this weekend.
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I've made to the master branch that will at least support (1).
I'm not currently sure how to implement the feature for (2). Even if I added passing through the regex match result, the gitwildmatch format would escape any regex capturing groups. So the only way to use this potential feature would be to construct RegexPattern objects directly.
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Thank you Caleb for taking the time to address this. Can you please make a git release or bump the version and upload to pypi these changes so I can test them? I might have an idea on how to implement 2. If 1 is working now it means that now I know which pattern matched which SpecEntry (the left side) right? So maybe I could just re-apply the regex used during matching (if I could get it somehow) to that particular entry and get the capturing groups...
I'll have to think more about it.
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@cpburnz Looking at the new code I don't see the util.detailed_match_files()
being used anywhere...Is this still work in progress?
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@ftrofin That function is not being used elsewhere yet. I'm not sure if I'm completely satisfied with its implementation so I would consider it a work in progress. That's why I haven't made a proper release uploaded to PyPI.
Yes, (1) is working now but it's only in that utility function at present.
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v0.8.0 has been released. The detailed_match_files()
is still only a utility function. I've been delaying too long and might as well release what's available. The way you would use it is:
patterns = ...
files = pathspec.util.iter_tree_files(...) # Or your own file list.
matches = pathspec.util.detailed_match_files(patterns, files)
See:
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