Detect current directory [A-Z]*file, eg. Makefile#173
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Whoops sorry I missed this @Shenil ! I agree its already been discussed a bunch but since this PR has test coverage and covers a pretty valid usecase (files often in the root directories), I'm more than happy to merge it. Thanks for contributing! |
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I see that matching files without extensions in the current directory has already been discussed at length before, such as in #83 and #55.
Feel free to close if this is too narrow a use-case, but I find matching for current directory [A-Z]*files, a la Podfile, Gemfile, Makefile, etc. to be a useful addition because these files often appear in the root directories for projects, and would not create too many false positives.