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FindTextInFiles
doesn't support comma-separated globs with {}
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I believe that the main reason that this happens is because of a performance optimization that we make with text search here:
We need to find a way to support |
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) * `FindTextInFiles` doesn't support comma-separated globs with {} Fixes #169422
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…osoft#169885) * `FindTextInFiles` doesn't support comma-separated globs with {} Fixes microsoft#169422
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Try extension with:
...and a workspace with files a/hello.txt and b/hello.txt both containing foo. Entering a glob for
a/*.*
orb/*.*
will work, but{a/*.*,b/*.*}
will return no results.{a/*.*,b/*.*}
is a valid glob and should workThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: