fix: missing documentation, wich kind of glob is used for: very_good test --exclude-coverage
Description
very_good test --help
--exclude-coverage A glob which will be used to exclude files that match from the coverage.
Since "glob" can be any of many implementations/interpretations and the expected *.g.dart did not seem to work it would be great to know which kind of glob can be used.
Expected Behavior The help should provide an example glob and/or specify which pattern matching is used e.g. --exclude-coverage '.g.dart'
It also looks like its not being applied, the following command still generates coverage files for *.g.dart, maybe I'm doing something wrong?
very_good test --coverage --exclude-coverage '\.g\.dart' --no-optimization
Apparently the problem is that .g.dart only matches root level files and we need to write **/.g.dart to match files which are in folders - this can be closed, but maybe an example should be added for how to use this.
Using the exclude works, but introduces a whole new set of problems, because then all files with a part directive wont compile anymore.