Ok, I was able to confirm my suspicion. I added a / to the beginning of all
of our entries and it only honors the last item in the list.
so our current blacklist that looks like this:
/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/_build/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/Artwork/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/Build/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/BuildBotScripts/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/External
Tools/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/HotFixes/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/IDE/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/Installers/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/Internal
Tools/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/Notes/**/*,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/WebFramework/,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/BuildBotScripts/BuildMaster/master.cfg,/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/XojoPlugins/Common/VersionResource.rc
behaves as if it has a single entry that looks like this:
/branches/RBUS/#{BRANCH}/XojoPlugins/Common/VersionResource.rc
Now that file is the one that changes most commonly and in fact is updated
and checked back in right in the pipeline so it's imperative that it is
blacklisted because we end up with an endless loop otherwise, but it would
also be nice if the rest of these items would be honored.
Makes me wonder if only the last #{BRANCH} substitution is being done.
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