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It is not clear from the REAME if this library supports ** in matching patterns. That feature is extremely important for some use cases because foo/*/*.yml is expected to match only one folder deep, while using foo/**/*.yml is expected to go recursively.
Basically ** includes the directory separator while simple one does not. Is this supported? If not it should be stated as it one of the most popular globbing features.
I use this library for qunit, in both source and tests, with the ** pattern (sometimes known as a "globstar"). Downstream we integrate with Node.js 10+ on Linux, macOS and Windows.
It is not clear from the REAME if this library supports
**
in matching patterns. That feature is extremely important for some use cases becausefoo/*/*.yml
is expected to match only one folder deep, while usingfoo/**/*.yml
is expected to go recursively.Basically
**
includes the directory separator while simple one does not. Is this supported? If not it should be stated as it one of the most popular globbing features.Apparently https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-json-languageservice/blob/main/src/utils/glob.ts implementations supports that.
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32604656/what-is-the-glob-character
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