Remove over-matching "**/build/**" pattern from alwaysIgnore.ts #41
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The "**/build/**" pattern ignores any folder named "build" at any depth. This hides valid source directories if they happen to be named "build", and those files cannot be added manually in Power Tower. Kept "build/" to ignore only the root-level build folder, which is typical for build output, while allowing other "build" folders to be visible. Why: Prevent hiding valid source folders named "build"
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Hi,
I noticed the ignore list in alwaysIgnore.ts has this glob:
"**/build/**".This ends up ignoring any folder named
buildanywhere in a project — even if it’s just a normal source folder and not build output. That means those files won’t show up in Power Tower and can’t be added manually.This PR changes it so only the root-level
build/folder is ignored. That should still cover normal build output, but won’t hide otherbuildfolders that are part of the source.