On 28 Apr 2021, at 10:35, Peter Frings wrote:
I have a few custom 'Sources' in the catalog. In some sources I need
to
exclude some types of files and in other sources I need to exclude
other
types (and they might need to include types that are excluded in the
other
source). E..g, in the folders where the LaTeX files live, I don't want
to
see .xml files (byproduct of the make process), but I want to see .XML
files in other folders.
However, it seems that the 'Exclude types' lists is common to all
sources?
If I add an exclusion in one source, it also appears in all other
sources.
The UI suggests that you can have exclusions per source, just like you
can
have a depth per source.
So whatever it is, there an issue here. Or the UI is not OK, or
there's a
bug in the per-source exclusions...
It’s definitely supposed to be a per-entry setting. If I look in the
`Catalog.plist`, everything appears to be correct. The same is true for
what actually gets included (which you can see in the Contents tab).
So it appears to be a bug in how the UI displays the types.
--
Rob McBroom
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