Closed jesse-gallagher closed 2 years ago
Currently, the glob string is composed as just replacing the Unix / with the filesystem's native character. However, on Windows, globs must double-escape backslashes (e.g. "C:\\\\foo" in a literal string instead of "C:\\foo").
/
"C:\\\\foo"
"C:\\foo"
Currently, the glob string is composed as just replacing the Unix
/
with the filesystem's native character. However, on Windows, globs must double-escape backslashes (e.g."C:\\\\foo"
in a literal string instead of"C:\\foo"
).