Injection Plugin Wildcard Support

[dimitrirodis]

Would it be possible to support something like the following? (Note the * wildcard in the image names)

{
"injection": [
{
"image": "/ISO/MX-19.1_x64.iso",
"archive": "/driver/mx-driver.tar.gz"
},
{
"image": "/ubuntu-*-desktop-amd64.iso",
"archive": "/driver/ubuntu-driver.tar.bz2"
},
{
"image": "/windows_10_*.iso",
"archive": "/driver/win10-driver.zip"
}
]
}

That way, as we update the ISO files on the USB drive, the injection still works without having to modify ventoy.json each time and for every single iso

[longpanda]

It is theoretically possible, but it is very troublesome to implement.
I think it is NOT a problem that affects basic functions.

[dimitrirodis]

Of course it isn't a problem--it just makes it easier for situations where you have multiple windows 10 iso files (as I do) on my usb device--each time I update I need to edit the file and with wildcard support I would very rarely need to modify ventoy.json. I typically have anywhere from 4 to 7 windows 10 ISOs--there are the business/enterprise editions, consumer editions, and then for each of those I typically carry the most recent version and the version prior, like 2004 and 1909 of each of those (minimum). I have a few customized ones as well on my larger 1TB SSD USB.

Just hoping you would at some point consider it.

[Matlox]

Same function would be usefull for autoinstall files.

It could be wildcards or folders, you select a folder in wich every iso would have the injection file or the autoinstall file

[longpanda]

Same function would be usefull for autoinstall files.

It could be wildcards or folders, you select a folder in wich every iso would have the injection file or the autoinstall file

Folder may be a good idea.