T. R. Bernstein
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Patterns such as `.*` or `@*` are matched against an item's own name with `fnmatch`, in the same places as excluded names: resolving a tree, extending a watch to a directory that appears later, and delivering events. Dependents that prune large trees can now skip whole families of directories without listing each name.
23 lines
592 B
Swift
23 lines
592 B
Swift
import Testing
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@testable import Inotify
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@Suite("Exclusion")
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struct ExclusionTests {
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@Test func excludesANameThatMatchesAPattern() async throws {
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let inotify = try Inotify()
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await inotify.exclude(patterns: "*.tmp", "@*")
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#expect(await inotify.isExcluded("scan.tmp"))
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#expect(await inotify.isExcluded("@eaDir"))
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#expect(await !inotify.isExcluded("scan.pdf"))
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}
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@Test func excludesAnExactName() async throws {
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let inotify = try Inotify()
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await inotify.exclude(name: ".git")
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#expect(await inotify.isExcluded(".git"))
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#expect(await !inotify.isExcluded(".gitignore"))
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}
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}
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