Braced expansion match issue

[sntran]

Please describe the minimum necessary steps to reproduce this issue:

> const mm = require('micromatch');
> mm(['./css/critical/header.css'], './css/critical{.css,**/*.css}')

What is happening (but shouldn't):

It returns an empty array.

Further more, running mm.isMatch('./css/critical/header.css', './css/critical{.css,**/*.css}') returns false.

What should be happening instead?

It should return ['./css/critical/header.css'], and .isMatch check above should return true.

[jonschlinkert]

Why not use css/critical/**/*.css? The brace pattern you used is confusing, it would match css/critical.css.

Also, the leading ./ is probably causing a problem in the glob. Using ./ is only necessary for require(), everywhere else it's unnecessary.

[sntran]

Why not use css/critical/**/*.css? The brace pattern you used is confusing, it would match css/critical.css.

Because that is my intention. I want to include both "css/critical.css" and all the CSS files under "css/critical".

The leading ./ is there because my glob is given by outside user, which is used to Bash and the like. I can check and remove it, but this is something path module already handles, so I did not give much thought.

With that said, removing the leading ./ returns correct results. Please close this issue if you think that it should be handled by end user and not micromatch.

[jonschlinkert]

Because that is my intention.

Got it, thanks for clarifying.

removing the leading ./ returns correct results

Thanks for confirming, I'm going to close this issue and open a new one. I think that should be handled.