Glob for exclude 'node_modules', 'package.json', 'package-lock.json' and include all other files and folders - expression

Could someone help me with glob string? I need to exclude 'node_modules', 'package.json', 'package-lock.json' and include all other files and folders.
Thank you!
Best regards,
Alex

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I know there are already a couple of StackOverflow posts regarding copying and renaming for Gradle but sadly none seem to be applicable to my issue...
I'm trying to copy and rename files from multiple directories, here's my approach:
task copyReportsForDocs(type: Copy) {
from rootProject.files("path1",
"path2",
"path3",
"path4")
into genDir
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The files which should be renamed look something like this:
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captured_0_foobar_response.adoc
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captured_1_fuubar_response.adoc
I just need the front portion to be deleted so it looks something like this:
foobar_request.adoc
foobar_response.adoc
fuubar_request.adoc
fuubar_response.adoc
Any help is appreciated, thanks!

This worked for me:
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from(rootProject.file("path")) {
include '**/*foo*'
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}
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I am using Pathname.glob to match files.
Pathname.glob("**/*") matches only non-hidden files
Pathname.glob("**/.*") matches only hidden files
Is there any way to match both?
Your help would be appreciated!

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I'm using WinMerge and want to exclude any folder, and associated sub-folders, called 'help'. For example, I have a folder called 'help' and want to exclude that folder and all it's sub-folders. I tried using the following filter:
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def: include
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files = Dir[File.join(path, '**', '*.jpg')].each do |s|
puts s
end
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Also, should I be using Find instead? If so, could someone provide an example that does the same as above, namely finding .jpgs in all subdirectories?
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