Another day, another request for advice.

In RPi:WiringPi, I have a docs/ directory that includes subdirs breadboard/, fritzing/, schematic/ and sketch/. As you can see by browsing my docs dir on CPAN, sketch/ doesn't show up, but it's there.

When I do a make manifest it doesn't get added, but all other directories do just fine. Can anyone spot something I'm missing in my MANIFEST.SKIP file here, or provide an answer as to why this directory refuses to be included?

# MANIFEST.SKIP

^images/
.bs$
.c$
.o$
.sh$
~$
^blib/
^pm_to_blib/
.old$
.orig$
.tar.gz$
.bak$
.swp$
.hg/
.hgignore$
^_build/
^Build$
^MYMETA\.yml$
^MYMETA\.json$
^README.bak$
^Makefile$
.metadata/
.idea/
pm_to_blib$
.git/
.debug$
.gitignore$
.ignore.txt$
.travis.yml$
.iml$
build/
^\w+.list$
.bblog$
.base$
main$

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It's a pretty old skip file which needs to be cleaned up, but it's what I'm running with that shows the problem so I'm posting it as is in case I'm overlooking a regex or something.

Here's the current MANIFEST as of a minute ago, after running make manifest.

In reply to "sketch" directory not being added with 'make manifest' by stevieb

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