Glob error when copying files with brackets in the name: '[show].js.nft.json' #2946
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try adding |
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I just tested this with plain nfpm, and it works... so it must be something on goreleaser... |
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Signed-off-by: Carlos A Becker <caarlos0@gmail.com>
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can confirm this only happens through goreleaser, for some reason |
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OK, I know why: each packager runs will move the issue and fix it there. |
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The nfpm pipe was globbing the input list, and then globbing its result as well. If you add a folder that had a file with, say `[]`, in it, it would later fail the release upon trying to evaluate that as a glob. This is probably some faulty nFPM update in which I should have removed that but didn't. Either way, this should fix it. closes #2946
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The nfpm pipe was globbing the input list, and then globbing its result as well. If you add a folder that had a file with, say `[]`, in it, it would later fail the release upon trying to evaluate that as a glob. This is probably some faulty nFPM update in which I should have removed that but didn't. Either way, this should fix it. closes #2946
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Appreciate the fast fix, this will let me implement my work without my workaround. |
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What happened?
Fail to copy a directory that has weird file names (file names with brackets)
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The files it is complaining about
It seems the brackets in the file name is tripping up nfpm. Unfortunately, I do not have control over the file names.
How can we reproduce this?
Attempt to build a package with a source directory containing files with brackets in the name.
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