For example, if your filter file includes paths like:
Then, if it exists, path a/b/e winds up getting ignored. It seems like a better behavior would be for it to issue a warning that path a/b/c/d is overridden by the more general path a/b which would include path a/b/e
For example, if your filter file includes paths like:
Then, if it exists, path
a/b/ewinds up getting ignored. It seems like a better behavior would be for it to issue a warning that patha/b/c/dis overridden by the more general patha/bwhich would include patha/b/e