Extend section filtering to support wildcards (Issue #3072)#3174
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What:
We have extended section path filtering to support wildcards and backslash escaping:
WildcardPatternto use a recursiveglob_matchhelper instead of a simple start/end wildcard check. This enables full glob matching (including mid-string wildcards likeA*Band multiple wildcards).\. For example,A\*matchesA*exactly, andA\\*matchesA\at the start.WildcardPatternobjects inside thePathFilterstructure at CLI parsing time.SectionTracker(isFilteredImplandisComplete) withwildcardPattern->matches(...).PartTracker.tests.cpp.Why:
This enables flexible execution of nested test subsets. Users can now run a specific group of sections matching a naming convention (e.g., executing paragraphs or requirement groups) without having to specify each section individually, resolving a long-standing feature request.
GitHub Issues
Addresses #3072