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Marp CLI cannot find a file that name has a pair of brackets #95

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yhatt opened this issue May 14, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #117
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Marp CLI cannot find a file that name has a pair of brackets #95

yhatt opened this issue May 14, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #117
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yhatt commented May 14, 2019

$ touch "test(1).md"
$ marp "test(1).md" 
[  WARN ] Not found processable Markdown file(s).
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It has reproduced in Windows and macOS. I'm guessing caused by confusion with glob pattern.

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KyleMit commented Dec 9, 2020

Something that came up in my case - make sure you get your casing right readme.md vs README.md can be important in build environments like linux

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yhatt commented Dec 9, 2020

@KyleMit If you have a concern about that, please open new issue instead of taking over a closed issue. FYI following is the current behavior:

  • The passed real file path(es) should have been following case sensitivity provided by current file system. e.g. A lot of linux file systems and Mac APFS with case sensitive mode are case sensitive, but Windows NTFS and Mac default APFS are insensitive.
  • If recognized the input path as glob pattern, Marp CLI will match glob pattern with enabled case sensitivity always.

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KyleMit commented Dec 9, 2020

Hey @yhatt , sorry, wasn't trying to dredge up an old issue. Just trying to leave breadcrumbs for other folks who found this via google like me. I can remove if it's unhelpful.

Thanks for the library btw - it's been awesome to work with so far

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yhatt commented Dec 9, 2020

No problem at all! Hope that this information is helpful. 😄

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