Incorrect deep filtering with negate patterns.

[reklatsmasters]

Environment

• OS Version: ubuntu 16
• Node.js Version: 9.7.1

It's impossible to mitigate a negate pattern with a positive one. Commit 8ce21ee breaks previous behavior.

Actual behavior (after 8ce21ee)

> fg.sync(['src/*', 'src/foo/**'], { cwd, ignore: ['**/foo/**'] })
[ 'src/index.js' ]

Expected behavior (before 8ce21ee)

> fg.sync(['src/*', 'src/foo/**'], { cwd, ignore: ['**/foo/**'] })
[ 'src/index.js', 'src/foo/bar.js' ]

Steps to reproduce

There is simple folders tree:

 src
 ├── foo
 │   └── bar.js
 └── index.js

I want to have both files - index.js and bar.js. Also, i have negate pattern **/foo/**.

[mrmlnc]

Hi, @reklatsmasters,

This is looks like correct behavior. You say that you want to exclude all directories from reading that match to the**/foo** pattern. But soon I will look at this issue more closely.

More information about it here:

• https://github.com/mrmlnc/fast-glob#how-to-exclude-directory-from-reading

JFYI: globby@(6|7) works the same way.

[mrmlnc]

So, I think it's not a bug. Behavior repeats the behavior of competitors (comment above).

Thanks for the feedback, but I'm going to close this issue. Feel free to reopen if you want to discuss this point.