Option to exclude document types when running sanity dataset export

[nettum]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to be able to export my dataset without secrets

Describe the solution you'd like
A option like --exclude-types the same way we already have --types

Describe alternatives you've considered
Could maybe also be solved with have a setting that will exclude all docs that have a dot (.) in their path, but it will still export known sanity private doc types (drafts etc)? IMO --exclude-types sounds like a better option though.

Additional context
The --types option in sanity dataset export is nice, but if you have many types and want to export "everything except secrets" it gets messy with all the types as an argument.
If you add new document types you will also need to add these to the export command manually.

If I for example use the sanity-studio-secrets to store some secrets it would be nice to be able to run --exclude-types=secrets.myApp or maybe even --exclude-types=secrets.* to be sure I dont export sensitive data.

[bjoerge]

Great suggestion, thanks @nettum!

Quick thoughts:

• --exclude-types seems like a sensible name
• not sure how much value it adds to support wildcards for types and if it's worth the added complexity (if we do this we should also support wildcards for --types)
• could also consider a --no-private flag which would only export documents accessible without authentication.
• passing both --types and --exclude-types should probably be a hard error

[nettum]

--exclude-types without wildcard will help alot!
Also follows what's already there with --types and solve more use-cases than just exclude secrets / private documents that a --no-private option would.

And down the line if it will support wildcards you could also do someting like --exlude-types=drafts.* if you wanted to?

[edit]: Did confuse ids with types above 😅. Something like --no-private might be a nice addon 👍

[rexxars]

This issue has been moved from sanity-io/sanity as part of a CLI issue migration. We will investigate whether it is still relevant.