chore: Simplify use of the doublestar Match for ignore paths#5272
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Signed-off-by: Luke Massa <lukefrederickmassa@gmail.com>
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what
Simplify use of the doublestar Match for ignore paths by using MatchUnvalidated.
why
We already explicitly validate all patterns when parsing the config, there's no reason to run Match(), which does additional validation and optionally returns an error.
I didn't quite understand how this package worked until a conversation with the maintainer (bmatcuk/doublestar#85), and now I think this is the correct approach.
tests
Running unit tests.
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