Basically, I am a Mac developer. However, I sometimes develop on Ubuntu with Windows WSL2 due to circumstances.
I can use Mac without any problem, but in WSL2 environment, the following commands do not work as expected.
1.code2prompt /home/USER/PJ --exclude="**/package-lock.json"
The purpose is to exclude package-lock.json existing in PJ/server, PJ/client, etc.
However, the output result includes the contents of package-lock.json.
Is there a way to properly use --exclude?
code2prompt /home/USER/PJ
I am expecting the output results to be saved to the clipboard as a result of running this command, but sometimes they are not.
So, I use the following command every time.
code2prompt /home/USER/PJ --ouput /home/USER/PJ/output.txt.
It accomplishes the purpose, but it is better to be saved to the clipboard.
Can you give me some advice on how to solve this problem?
P.S.
Very nice app, can't develop anymore without it! I look forward to more in the future.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Basically, I am a Mac developer. However, I sometimes develop on Ubuntu with Windows WSL2 due to circumstances.
I can use Mac without any problem, but in WSL2 environment, the following commands do not work as expected.
1.
code2prompt /home/USER/PJ --exclude="**/package-lock.json"The purpose is to exclude package-lock.json existing in PJ/server, PJ/client, etc.
However, the output result includes the contents of package-lock.json.
Is there a way to properly use
--exclude?code2prompt /home/USER/PJI am expecting the output results to be saved to the clipboard as a result of running this command, but sometimes they are not.
So, I use the following command every time.
code2prompt /home/USER/PJ --ouput /home/USER/PJ/output.txt.It accomplishes the purpose, but it is better to be saved to the clipboard.
Can you give me some advice on how to solve this problem?
P.S.
Very nice app, can't develop anymore without it! I look forward to more in the future.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)