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Feature: Fetch file pattern from git repo

Sometimes all files matching a pattern can be useful.

*DFetch* makes it possible to specify a file pattern from a repository.

Scenario: A file pattern is fetched from a repo

Given the manifest 'dfetch.yaml' in MyProject

"""

manifest:

version: 0.0

projects:

- name: SomeProjectWithAnInterestingFile

url: some-remote-server/SomeProjectWithAnInterestingFile.git

src: SomeFolder/SomeSubFolder/*.txt

tag: v1

"""

And a git-repository "SomeProjectWithAnInterestingFile.git" with the files

| path |

| SomeFolder/SomeSubFolder/SomeFile.txt |

| SomeFolder/SomeSubFolder/OtherFile.txt |

| SomeFolder/SomeSubFolder/SomeFile.md |

| SomeFolder/Unrelated.txt |

| AlsoUnrelated.txt |

When I run "dfetch update"

Then the output shows

"""

Dfetch (0.14.4)

SomeProjectWithAnInterestingFile:

> Fetched v1

"""

Then 'MyProject' looks like:

"""

MyProject/

SomeProjectWithAnInterestingFile/

.dfetch_data.yaml

OtherFile.txt

SomeFile.txt

dfetch.yaml

"""

Scenario: A file pattern matches two files in different subfolders