feat(directory_tree): add excludePatterns support & documentation #623
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- Update documentation with directory_tree declaration - Add excludePatterns parameter to DirectoryTreeArgsSchema - Implement pattern exclusion in buildTree function using minimatch - Pass excludePatterns through recursive calls - Support both simple and glob patterns for exclusion - Maintain consistent behavior with search_files implementation
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Description
Motivation and Context
launching directory_tree inside a code project is a pain. adding exclusion pattern is my solution.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested locally
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes.
excludePatternsis empty by default.Types of changes
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