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Baseline and Since are only explicitly mutually exclusive right now. As of now If ignore-changes-in does not work for baseline as you would expect, please let me know. |
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Thanks for your quick response! I appreciate it! Okay, so you are saying that I can include the ignore-changes-in option inside my baseline config? Can you please give me an example? Again thanks! |
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Sorry I realize that this in between scenario is a bit weird. You should set ignore-changes-in on the since config, but set since disabled. {
"stryker-config":
{
"since":
{
"enabled": false,
"ignore-changes-in": []
}
}
} I think this should work. |
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Hello there! Could you elaborate a little more about this? (I want exactly the same thing, speed up process with unwanted files slowing down stryker) |
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In order to speed up CI runs in pipelines I want to skip some files in my repository. For this I use the since ignore-changes-in configuration option.
As of lately I prefer the baseline config option over since.
Because since and baseline are mutually exclusive I would suggest to also include the ignore-changes-in configuration option inside the baseline config.
I would love to hear if this is possible, and if not, Can you enlighten me on how to exclude files when using the baseline feature.
Thank you in advance!
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