I can't seem to get globbySync to perform a proper negation glob. I'm fairly sure this is likely user error but I honestly can't wrap my head around it.
A good example of my confusion is the test "Negation first › pulls non-css or non-js files - curly" which runs const files = globbySync(`!**/*.{json,css}`);. This should match 3 files but unexpectedly I get 0 matches.
Further if I take this exact example to an online glob tester this same glob !**/*.{json,css} does seem to actually result in matching everything except for json or css files.
Do note that some of those negate unit tests are meant to fail... I was mostly just trying stuff to see if anything worked.
So any help here to understand why globbySync wouldn't return the correct negation result would be helpful, thanks!
I can't seem to get globbySync to perform a proper negation glob. I'm fairly sure this is likely user error but I honestly can't wrap my head around it.
I created a repo with an
appfolder to run globby sync on - https://github.com/k2snowman69/issue-sortier-1763/tree/main/app Then I created some tests to show a variety of tests - https://github.com/k2snowman69/issue-sortier-1763/blob/main/app/globby.test.jsCurrently none of the negation tests succeed.
A good example of my confusion is the test "Negation first › pulls non-css or non-js files - curly" which runs
const files = globbySync(`!**/*.{json,css}`);. This should match 3 files but unexpectedly I get 0 matches.Further if I take this exact example to an online glob tester this same glob
!**/*.{json,css}does seem to actually result in matching everything except for json or css files.Do note that some of those negate unit tests are meant to fail... I was mostly just trying stuff to see if anything worked.
So any help here to understand why globbySync wouldn't return the correct negation result would be helpful, thanks!
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