Exclude dirs depending on dir full name (relative to root) #561
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For example if I have a directory /mypath/folder with subdirectories
```
/mypath/folder
├── folderA
│ ├── subfolderA
│ ├── subfolderB
│ └── subfolderC
├── folderB
│ ├── subfolderA
│ ├── subfolderB
│ └── subfolderC
└── folderC
├── subfolderA
├── subfolderB
└── subfolderC
```
I would like to be able to start crawling at `/mypath/folder` and crawl everything except `/folderB/subfolderB` for example.
I would like to be able to put `"excludes": ["/folderB/subfolderB"]` or even a wildcard like `"excludes": ["/folderB/subfolder*"]`.
Closes #553.
Related to #569.
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# Conflicts: # core/src/main/java/fr/pilato/elasticsearch/crawler/fs/FsParser.java
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For example if I have a directory /mypath/folder with subdirectories
I would like to be able to start crawling at
/mypath/folderand crawl everything except/folderB/subfolderBfor example.I would like to be able to put
"excludes": ["/folderB/subfolderB"]or even a wildcard like"excludes": ["/folderB/subfolder*"].Closes #553.