Using skip_if_exists
option for folders whose names won't be known until after extension manipulation
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Probably you'll get better support if you ask the plug-in creator.
El vie, 13 ene 2023, 6:00, Julian Torres ***@***.***>
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… I have a template which creates a folder after the user provides a value.
The name of that folder is not directly assigned to the name that the user
gives - the name is actually used to generate some other variables via
extensions, and *those* variables are then used throughout the project,
one of which is used to name that folder.
I want to use the skip_if_exists option to ignore this folder on
subsequent runs of the template. How would I do that? Couldn't find
anything immediately obvious in the documentation.
Any help would be greatly appreciate - thanks!
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I have a template which creates a folder after the user provides a value. The name of that folder is not directly assigned to the name that the user gives - the name is actually used to generate some other variables via extensions, and those variables are then used throughout the project, one of which is used to name that folder.
I want to use the
skip_if_exists
option to ignore this folder on subsequent runs of the template. How would I do that? Couldn't find anything immediately obvious in the documentation.Any help would be greatly appreciate - thanks!
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