Feature: ignore certain folders/paths/globs

[bgotink]

I use this plugin to get eslint warnings in pull requests, but in PRs that contain a lot of changed files (1,000+) that eslint doesn't comment on (in our case: zipfiles) this violation command takes a very long time doing over 1,000 unneeded HTTP requests. This takes easily over 15 minutes if Jenkins / the network / BitBucket is already under a higher than normal load.

It would help a lot if we could tell the command that changes to zipfiles—alternatively, the .yarn/cache folder—won't trigger any warnings so it can skip those.

[tomasbjerre]

Sounds like you have .yarn/cache committed in version control?
You are talking about all the HTTP requests taking a lot of time right?

[bgotink]

Sounds like you have .yarn/cache committed in version control?

Indeed. We're using yarn 2, which—by default—places its cache inside the repository. It's a tradeoff between repo size and speed of yarn install / dependency on the npm registry.

You are talking about all the HTTP requests taking a lot of time right?

Yes, the 1,000+ HTTP requests that the plugin makes for those zipfiles take a long time.

[tomasbjerre]

There is such an option now. Released as 1.126.

   ignorePaths: [
       [path: 'node_modules'],
       [path: '.yarn']
   ],

[bgotink]

Great, thanks!