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It's very unclear what format the --exclude and --include options are supposed to take.
A bit of code-diving indicates that maybe they can take the "Go-Patch" style or the "Dot-Style" formats, but I have no idea what those are and I can't turn up any actual specifications for these formats – I can barely even find examples.
The --exclude-regexp and --include-regexp options are even more opaque, but reading through the code it seems like these regexps are maybe applied to "Go-Patch style" paths (per #266)?
I also note that even when I seemingly correctly specify --exclude-regexp '\/(status|metadata)\/.*', I still get the following in the output:
/
- one map entry removed:
status:
loadBalancer: {}
... presumably because the 'change' is the removal of a child of a root element rather than deletion of the 'status' element, which seems a particularly obtuse way of interpreting my intent.
Can we please have some documentation for how these fields are parsed and applied?
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It's very unclear what format the --exclude and --include options are supposed to take.
A bit of code-diving indicates that maybe they can take the "Go-Patch" style or the "Dot-Style" formats, but I have no idea what those are and I can't turn up any actual specifications for these formats – I can barely even find examples.
The --exclude-regexp and --include-regexp options are even more opaque, but reading through the code it seems like these regexps are maybe applied to "Go-Patch style" paths (per #266)?
I also note that even when I seemingly correctly specify
--exclude-regexp '\/(status|metadata)\/.*'
, I still get the following in the output:... presumably because the 'change' is the removal of a child of a root element rather than deletion of the 'status' element, which seems a particularly obtuse way of interpreting my intent.
Can we please have some documentation for how these fields are parsed and applied?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: