Add Ability To Specify Ordered Path Mappings In Project Config#148
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I've merged your fixes into my fork: Which I am attempting to get into Package Control: |
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The path mappings loaded from the project are loaded in a way that they are checked for a match in an unordered way. This allows you to specify paths to be checked in a way so more specific paths can match over less specific paths.
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"ordered_path_mappings": [
["/path/that/is/specific", "/specific/local/path"],
["/path", "/general/local/path"]
]
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a file '/path/that/is/specific/a.php' will map to '/specific/local/path/a.php'
a file '/path/whatever.php' will map to '/general/local/path/whatever.php'