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In Github CODEOWNERS, I want to set a rule for "directories that contains the word <TEAM_NAME>".

I assume it'd be something like this if possible: src/**<TEAM_NAME>**/**

For example, if I have such directory structure:

src/
  index.js
  features/
    auth/
    sales-feature1/
    sales-feature2/
    marketing-feature1/
    marketing-feature2/
    marketing-feature3/
  utils/
    sales-util1/
    sales-util2/

I want to set CODEOWNERS like:

src/**sales**/**   @github-sales-team

Which will apply to the below files

src/features/sales-feature1/**
src/features/sales-feature2/**
src/utils/sales-util1/**
src/utils/sales-util2/*

Question: What to set for src/**sales**/** to achieve this?

Audwin Oyong
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Seems CODEOWNERS follows .gitigonore rule with some exceptions

And the following link from other is helpful

When to use ** (double star) in glob syntax within JAVA

gitignore rule

exception rule in CODEOWNERS file

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