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Add option to look only for certain file extensions #57
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Would it work if you just add the files you want to ignore to |
Would be nice if pretty-quick and prettier are working in the same way. `pretty-quick --staged "**/.(js|jsx|json)`` and THANK you for this project 👍 |
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I prepared #59 which adds patterns - could you please take a look if that works for your? |
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We use a shared repository with our backend team and we would have to ignore backend files and assets.
Can we have something like
prettier --write \"**/*.*(js|jsx|json)\"
for prettier-quick?So it would check only staged files that actually match the minimatch pattern?
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