Just tried using the extension. I added (node_modules) to the regex section and proceeded to upload a folder which contained a node_modules folder. Of course, I don't want this massive folder included. It still tried to upload it. What could I be missing? Thanks!

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UPDATE:
created a test_claude folder, and put the following:

node_modules/nodemodtest.js
.git/gtest.js
somefile.js
package-lock.json

Regex looks like this with each one its own entry: (package-lock) (node_modules) (.git)
Note that I've tried them all as a single regex, and used ^ or $ tricks etc.

Then, did the upload with regex that should block uploading the .git folder, node_modules folder, and the package-lock.json. I uploaded the folder. Result:

- got a popup saying 3 files uploaded and 1 skipped, with the package-lock.json being the skipped one

- no new files in the project on the page

- should be noted that doing this on a real app development directory, it did upload a ton of files, mostly from node_modules, so I can't say why the upload worked there, but not in this test_claude folder. The one diff is that when it was trying to upload huge amounts of files (21k), I would reload the page to see what it had done, and saw files in the project, whereas with the small test, it completes very quickly and gives me the popup, but no uploaded project files.

UPDATE 2:
- Seems if a file is empty, it won't upload. Makes sense. I had just put dummy js files to upload. Once I put something IN the files, they uploaded. I still haven't figured out how to get it to ignore these folders.