fix(useExtracted): Filter common directories from srcPath, if not explicitly requested
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srcPath handlingsrcPath, if not explicitly requested
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- #2091 - #2093 - #2100 --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <[email protected]>
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node_modules,.nextand.gitby default, allowing consumers to usesrcPath: './'in case they're not using asrcdirectory. In a future iteration, we might infer these directories from.gitignore.Note that you can still use:
… in case you want to extract from source files inside of such a directory.
This PR also contains a fix that allows using trailing slashes in
srcPath(e.g../src/app/).