Allow glob targets#342
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Worked around that by only dumping files that actually get modified by patches, this has the potential downside of not dumping files that have patches exclusively miss on them. I don't see that being an issue as if no patches were applied at all to the file you don't need the dump (you can just look at the original file) |
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wtf, so many clopenings |
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Allows the use of "*" and "?" in targets.
Veeeery hacky, had to change a lot of stuff. I think I got it all working without any log spam.
I added a new optional property to patterns and regexes,
silent, suppressing the warning for a patch not applying to its target. This defaults tofalse, except when the target is exactly*.