This is a full rewrite, with significant API and algorithm
changes.
High-Level Feature and API Surface Changes
Only support node 16 and higher.
Promise API instead of callbacks.
Accept pattern as string or array of strings.
Hybrid module distribution.
Full TypeScript support.
Exported Glob class is no longer an event emitter.
Exported Glob class has walk(), walkSync(), stream(),
streamSync(), iterate(), iterateSync() methods, and is
both an async and sync Generator.
First class support for UNC paths and drive letters on Windows.
Note that glob patterns must still use / as a path
separator, unless the windowsPathsNoEscape option is set, in
which case glob patterns cannot be escaped with \.
Paths are returned in the canonical formatting for the platform
in question.
The hasMagic method will return false for patterns that only
contain brace expansion, but no other "magic" glob characters.
Patterns ending in / will still be restricted to matching
directories, but will not have a / appended in the results.
In general, results will be in their default relative or
absolute forms, without any extraneous / and . characters,
unlike shell matches. (The mark option may still be used to
always mark directory matches with a trailing / or \.)
An options argument is required for the Glob class
constructor. {} may be provided to accept all default
options.
Options Changes
Removed root option and mounting behavior.
Removed stat option. It's slow and pointless. (Could bring
back easily if there's demand, but items are already statted in
cases where it's relevant, such as nodir:true or
mark:true.)
Simplified cwd behavior so it is far less magical, and relies
less on platform-specific absolute path representations.
cwd can be a File URL or a string path.
More efficient handling for absolute patterns. (That is,
patterns that start with / on any platform, or start with a
drive letter or UNC path on Windows.)
Removed silent and strict options. Any readdir errors are
simply treated as "the directory could not be read", and it is
treated as a normal file entry instead, like shells do.
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