fix: wrap ignore pattern in quotes #23176
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madalynrose
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blainekasten
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I'm going to merge this as is. The downsides of this are relatively little so I am okay with skipping tests on it. |
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Description
So I've been seeing a reoccurring issue with the Gatsby monorepo on my local Windows (WSL) dev environment. When I ran
yarn bootstrapthebabelcli created files atpackages/gatsby-source-graphql/batching/__tests__even though__tests__should be ignored.The issue was
zsh(my shell) and it already appeared in this previous PR: #14465So I'm adding this to every script so that people don't accidentally commit files that should be ignored / not be generated via Babel. In the past I always had to exclude/delete those files first which is annoying and you can easily forget it.
Related Issues
#14465