Support to exclude classes / packages by Regex
pattern
#121
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The pull request introduced a new configuration option
ignored
.ignored
takes an array of regex patterns to exclude whole packages and classes based on this pattern. This configuration can be provided alongside the already existingignoredPackages
andignoredClasses
and offers much greater flexibility on ignoring sources from being included in the validation.Motivation
The current offered APIs require absolute package names and class names, making very verbose for large projects.
Additionally the
nonPublicMarkers
would be great for these situations, but we can not attach them to generated sources from plugins, which we have no control over.Using the
regex
provides much higher flexibility and it is possible to for example exclude all packages including/internal/
in their package name.Or similar all generated classes by Androids navigation plugin which end in
com.company.MyFragmentDirections