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feat(groups): handle negation for packages option #232

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feat(groups): handle negated package patterns
ardelato Jul 9, 2024
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feat(groups): use minimatch for matchesKnownList
ardelato Jul 9, 2024
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docs(site): update packages with negation examples
ardelato Jul 9, 2024
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docs(site): update packages with negation examples
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ardelato committed Jul 9, 2024
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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions site/src/partials/group-config/_packages.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import OptionalPill from '@site/components/pill/optional.astro';

- An array of strings which should match the `name` properties of your package.json files.
- If omitted, the default behaviour is to match every package.
- Negated types are also supported, so a value of `["!my-client", "!my-server"]` would assign everything **except** the packages `my-client` and `my-server` to this group.
- The strings can be any combination of exact matches or [minimatch](https://github.com/isaacs/minimatch) glob patterns:

```json title="Examples of valid values"
Expand All @@ -16,6 +17,12 @@ packages: ["@my-repo/**"]
// ✅ match specific packages by name
packages: ["my-server", "my-client"]

// ✅ match all packages except negated ones
packages: ["!my-server", "!@my-repo/**]

// ❌ no mixing of specific and negated packages
packages: ["my-client", "!@my-repo/**"]

// ❌ not file system paths, name properties of package.json files
packages: ["packages/my-client"]

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