textfile: Allow specifiying multiple directory globs. #3135
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SuperQ
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Sep 29, 2024
We already support reading from multiple directories though only using globs. Now we can specify them outright. Example use case is exporting both static info on a RO FS generated during image building and traditional uses of textfiles (e.g. for R/W service metrics files) without scripting a file copy. * keep flag name for compatibility * clarify flag help text * add test case (replicating the glob one) Signed-off-by: eduarrrd <eduarrrd@users.noreply.github.com>
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We already support reading from multiple directories though only using globs. Now we can specify them outright.
Example use case is exporting both static info on a RO FS generated during image building and traditional uses of textfiles (e.g. for R/W service metrics files) without scripting a file copy.