1) The guard logic here was inverted, resulting in an always-false
branch, which meant that the suffix after the wildcard was
incorrectly ignored.
2) Wildcards were treated as 1-or-more matches, but git treats them as
0-or-more. This change aligns go-git with git, but represents a bit
of a breaking change for go-git.
1) The guard logic here was inverted, resulting in an always-false branch, which meant that the suffix after the wildcard was incorrectly ignored. 2) Wildcards were treated as 1-or-more matches, but git treats them as 0-or-more. This change aligns go-git with git, but represents a bit of a breaking change for go-git.