ignoring exact path file still counts as error

[gergoszabo]

I found an issue regarding ignoring exact matches, here is the necessary steps to reproduce the issue:

Given the following path-linter.json:

{
    "severity": "error",
    "rules": [{  
        "directory": "src",  
        "rule": "kebab-case",  
        "ignore": [ "__tests__", "__mocks__", "src/Gya.ts" ]  
    }]
}

Execute the following commands (assuming linux shell):

touch src/Gya.ts
yarn test-run:default

Here is the output:

[info] Started linting src...
[error] src/Gya.ts does not match kebab-case!
[info] Finished linting src!
[info] Linted 37 file(s), 1 didn't match pattern.

The path gets recognized correctly.
Then it matches one of the ignore pattern, so it will get replaced to an empty string in src/util/string.utils.ts.
When src/linter/linter.ts processes the path (empty string) it returns false.

Could you please clarify if this is intended or a fix needed? :)

[attilagyongyosi]

Thanks for opening a detailed issue :)
When you ignore a full (although relative) path, expected behavior should be that the linting passes on it, so it is indeed a bug.
Fixing is in progress.

[attilagyongyosi]

Proper path portion / full project path ignoring has been implemented in 2.1.0, which is now also platform-independent.
Travis CI jobs have been configured to automatically execute tests on both Linux & Windows.

@Gary89 please verify :)

[gergoszabo]

I can confirm, the issue is resolved with 2.1.0. Thanks!