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Feature: Exclude dirs from Git counting As a source code writer I want to be able to exclude certain files from counting Scenario: Simple git repo Given It is Unix Given I run bash: """ git init --quiet . git config user.email test@teamed.io git config user.name test mkdir x echo 'hello, world!' > x/invalid.txt echo 'hello, world!' > valid.txt git add . git commit -qam test """ When I run bin/hoc with "-e x/** -e a.txt" Then Exit code is zero And Stdout contains "1"
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