Make pages glob pattern overridable #3195
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@timneutkens Gotta ask, why is it not an endorsed practice? (Might be better to have a statement on that before we link this PR up with all the duplicates of issue #3183 ... Theres at least 4) |
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| const pages = await glob('pages/**/*.js', { cwd: dir }) | ||
| const pages = await glob(config.pagesGlobPattern, { cwd: dir }) | ||
| const devPages = pages.filter((p) => p === 'pages/_document.js' || p === 'pages/_error.js') |
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@timneutkens This would stil "lock" override pages within "pages" directory?
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Why not put this in the docs? Even if it's their with a caveat. My test files are colocated with the implementations . I don't want to have to do something different just for the pages. |
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It's not in the docs as this was removed. |
As in this PR was reverted? Can we get a link to the revert? |
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@jpellizzari someone could probably find where this change was reverted.. but what would be the point? |
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It would be great if next automatically ignored files with an underscore prefix inside the pages folder. That way relevant files can be nicely co-located. |
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This fixes #3183