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add option to exclude files/dirs from rsync #18
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This allows us to keep some files in the test-kitchen project from
being transferred into the instance.
Use by specifying an array under :rsync_options=> :excludes, eg:
```
transport:
name: rsync
rsync_options:
excludes:
- foobigfiles
- bar/other*
```
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This allows us to keep some files in the test-kitchen project from being transferred into the instance.
Use by specifying an array under :rsync_options=> :excludes, eg:
I'm sure my use of a global variable to pass the data is about the worst thing ever, but I couldn't figure out a better way to get it into the Connection class. Open to suggestions on any of it, and happy to update the documentation too if I can get this in an acceptable/merge-able state.