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ignore_imports
Support for wildcards was added in #106, but it would be nice if this could be enhanced to support a recursive wildcard.
This would allow simplifying something like this:
ignore_imports = [ "foo.* -> bar.something", "foo.* -> baz.something", "foo.*.* -> bar.something", "foo.*.* -> baz.something", "foo.*.*.* -> bar.something", "foo.*.*.* -> baz.something", "bar.something -> baz.*.*.*.other", ]
Such that we could have the following:
ignore_imports = [ "foo.** -> bar.something", "foo.** -> baz.something", "bar.something -> baz.**.other", ]
This would be useful when adding import-linter to existing large projects where the ignore list can be large.
import-linter
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I agree, that would be nice. Happy to consider a pull request if anyone wants to submit one.
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Support for wildcards was added in #106, but it would be nice if this could be enhanced to support a recursive wildcard.
This would allow simplifying something like this:
Such that we could have the following:
This would be useful when adding
import-linter
to existing large projects where the ignore list can be large.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: