Use global settings for ignorePatterns default
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- Update `_get_global_defaults` to check `GLOBAL_SETTINGS` for default value of the `ignorePatterns` setting - Otherwise, user settings are not respected for non-workspace files
karthiknadig
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rzhao271
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Equivalent change as microsoft/vscode-flake8#327, should fix #214.
Changes
_get_global_defaultsto checkGLOBAL_SETTINGSfor default value of theignorePatternssettingI'm not sure if there was any particular reason the settings were being ignored: I could not find any rationale in #179/#182 indicating such, so I am assuming this was an oversight.
Testing
mypy-type-checker.ignorePatterns, e.g."*.py"mypy-type-checker.ignorePatternsmatch"