Adding filter command-line option #323
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LinusU
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| @@ -144,6 +145,12 @@ Ignore dependencies that match specified glob. | |||
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| `$ npm-check -i babel-*` will ignore all dependencies starting with 'babel-'. | |||
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| #### `-f, --filter` | |||
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| Ignore dependencies that match specified glob. | |||
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Is "Ignore" used correctly here? 🤔
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😂 whoops! I've fixed it now 👍
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this feature is awesome! any updates? |
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This is essentially the opposite of ignore. I wanted the ability to only update packages that are prefixed with my company's scope.
For example:
npm-check -y -f '@myorg/*'will automatically bring all the packages prefixed with
@myorg/up to date. I have this working locally and it is working quite nicely 🎉 it even supports chainingfilterwithignorerules:npm-check -y -f '@myorg/*' -i @myorg/dont-update-me