Walkthrough

Added a new CLI option --exclude (-e) to the validate-translations command that accepts comma-separated glob patterns; CLI parsing merges these patterns with configuration-based excludes and applies them during file detection. Documentation and tests were added/updated to cover the option.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User as User (CLI)
  participant Cmd as ValidateTranslationCommand
  participant Conf as Config (excludes)
  participant Detector as FileDetector

  User->>Cmd: invoke validate-translations --exclude "pattern1,pattern2" --dry-run
  Cmd->>Conf: read configured excludes
  Cmd->>Cmd: parse CLI comma-separated excludes
  Cmd->>Conf: merge CLI excludes with configured excludes
  Cmd->>Detector: detect files (apply merged excludes)
  Detector-->>Cmd: file list
  Cmd-->>User: validation output (status)
  note right of Cmd #DDEBF7: New/changed interaction: CLI parsing & merge of excludes

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

• Verify parsing handles trimming, empty segments, and trailing commas.
• Confirm merge semantics (CLI patterns are appended vs. replaced) match intended behavior.
• Review tests to ensure they assert behavior accurately and cover multiple edge cases.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add Duplicates and Mismatch validators; enhance validation command options #3 — Modifies ValidateTranslationCommand.php with command option/execute changes; overlaps on command implementation.
• docs: improve documentation #51 — Implements a --exclude CLI option and updates docs/tests; likely the most closely related feature PR.
• feat: add recursive option for validating translation files #37 — Changes ValidateTranslationCommand and file-collection behavior; related to exclude/apply logic.

Poem

🐰 I nibble commas, patterns I sow,
-e in my paws, off the unwanted go,
Files hop away from my careful detective eye,
Clean translations remain beneath the sky,
Hooray — exclude and validate, rabbit-approved! 🥕

Pre-merge checks and finishing touches

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