**/* seems to be getting the wrong regex

[mnakalay]

Hello,

I am using globrex in the context of your other package tiny-glob and I think the regex generated is not correct for nested folders.

For instance I have this !(**/*.{sh,bash,bat,bin,exe,msi})

This should exclude any file with those extensions in any folder but what I'm getting instead is that it only excludes the files one folder down so for instance it will exclude /somefolder/somefile.sh but it will not exclude /somefolder/someotherfolder/somefile.sh

If I modify it to have !(**/**/*.{sh,bash,bat,bin,exe,msi}) it then removes the files only 2 folders down

So it seems instead of taking the first ** as meaning any number of nested folders, it is taking it as just one level

Thank you

[terkelg]

Thank you @mnakalay. I appreciate the bug reports - I'll have a look at it 👍

[terkelg]

I think this is related to terkelg/tiny-glob#28

[mnakalay]

As an FYI, I was able to work around the issue by doing *(**/)*.{sh,bash,bat,bin,exe,msi} which worked

[aleclarson]

Surprised this was never fixed. Seems like **/* is a common pattern.

[aleclarson]

The workaround I'm using is globstar: true.