Struct xvc_walker::WalkOptions

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pub struct WalkOptions {
    pub ignore_filename: Option<String>,
    pub include_dirs: bool,
}
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What’s the ignore file name and should we add directories to the result?

Fields

ignore_filename: Option<String>

The ignore filename (.gitignore, .xvcignore, .ignore, etc.) or None for not ignoring anything.

include_dirs: bool

Should the results include directories themselves? Note that they are always traversed, but may not be listed if we’re only interested in actual files.

Implementations

Instantiate a Git repository walker that uses .gitignore as ignore file name and includes directories in results.

Instantiate a Xvc repository walker that uses .xvcignore as ignore file name and includes directories in results.

Return options with include_dirs turned off. WalkOptions::xvcignore().without_dirs() specifies a xvcignore walker that only lists files.

Return the same option with include_dirs turned on.

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