Nested glob patterns match paths above them that they shouldn't

[lord0gnome]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Unsure but likely YES

• VS Code Version: 1.90.0
• OS Version: Fedora Linux 38

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Get redhat.vscode-yaml version: 1.15.0 https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=redhat.vscode-yaml
2. go in settings.json of workspace and configure these settings: { "yaml.schemas":{ "./.lsp/thing1.properties.schema.json": "rootDir/*/filewithsamename.yaml", "./.lsp/thing2.properties.schema.json": "rootDir/*/*/filewithsamename.yaml", "./.lsp/thing3.properties.schema.json": "rootDir/*/*/*/filewithsamename.yaml", "./.lsp/thing4.properties.schema.json": "rootDir/*/*/*/*/filewithsamename.yaml", "./.lsp/thing5.properties.schema.json": "rootDir/*/*/*/*/*/filewithsamename.yaml"} }

When I go in my files, the json schemas are matching for each file no problem. BUT there are extra matches Thing5 schema matches for thing4 file depth, thing4 schema matches for thing3 file depth, thing3 schema matches for thing2 file depth, thing2 schema matches for thing1 file depth

No matter how I configure my pattern (even when using [a-zA-Z]) and etc...

I cannot have clean matches based solely on folder depth

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[vs-code-engineering[bot]]

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[lord0gnome]

Hi @alexr00. Can you explain how this is caused by an extension ? Does it not use the vscode implementation for globs? I will try to replicate it within vscode to make sure.