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cfgfiles = glob.glob(os.path.join(BASE_PATH, 'modules', '**/*config.json'), recursive=True) |
When bootstrapping modules, all files conforming to regex */*config.json inside modules folder are considered to be configuration files valid to bootstrap script. This can lead to a lot of confusing warnings since files like tsconfig.json will be parsed as well (even though they should not).
Is there a reason why original approach with scanning only for modulename/config.json was deprecated and replaced with wildcard regex?
liberouter-gui/bootstrap.py
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When bootstrapping modules, all files conforming to regex */*config.json inside modules folder are considered to be configuration files valid to bootstrap script. This can lead to a lot of confusing warnings since files like tsconfig.json will be parsed as well (even though they should not).
Is there a reason why original approach with scanning only for modulename/config.json was deprecated and replaced with wildcard regex?