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would be nice to do node and target dir at once.
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This sounds like a very good idea, and it will become even more important when we add support for extra languages.
We'll have to figure out how to handle the display in this case. There seem to be three options:
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Suggestion that fits this (if more languages would be supported): -w rust,node,etc
-w rust,node,etc
Also, would rust be a sane default? I guess a lot of people using cargo would want to remove target directories.
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Suggestion that fits this (if more languages would be supported): -w rust,node,etc Also, would rust be a sane default? I guess a lot of people using cargo would want to remove target directories.
I like this idea! A list of languages makes more sense and it's a lot more obvious than a blanket -w all.
-w all
I'm not sure about the default to rust. It will become less and less obvious/expected once more languages are added.
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would be nice to do node and target dir at once.
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