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Shared file-walking utilities for linters providing recursive directory traversal with gitignore-aware filtering and extension matching.

#rlsbl.lint.utils

#rlsbl.lint.utils

Shared file-walking utilities for linters providing recursive directory traversal with gitignore-aware filtering and extension matching.

#_split_name_filters

python
def _split_name_filters(names)

(exact names, glob patterns) from a directory-exclusion set.

#walk_source_files

python
def walk_source_files(project_path: str, extensions: tuple[str, ...], exclude_patterns: list[str], exclude_dirs: list[str] | None=None, *, excluded_dir_names: frozenset[str]=LINTER_EXCLUDED_DIRS) -> list[str]

Walk project directory, return source files matching extensions.

Args:

  • project_path: root of the walk.
  • extensions: filename suffixes to collect.
  • exclude_patterns: fnmatch patterns applied against relative paths.
  • exclude_dirs: directory PATHS (relative to project_path) to skip,

matched by normalized absolute path -- used to exclude sibling workspace project directories.

  • excluded_dir_names: directory NAMES (or fnmatch patterns) pruned

anywhere in the tree. Defaults to :data:LINTER_EXCLUDED_DIRS, which is what every linter wants; a caller that must visit build and asset directories passes its own narrower set explicitly.

By default (empty exclude_patterns), all files including tests are included.

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