Current directory not included when using relative path

[jakwings]

$ fd --version
fd 4.0.0

In directory "a":

$ tree -F ..
..
├── a/
│   └── a
├── b/
└── c/

$ fd . .
a

$ fd . ..
../b
../c
a

In directory "b":

$ fd . ..
../a
../a/a
../c

[jakwings]

This bug continues with symbolic links:

$ ln -sr a d
$ tree -F
.
├── a/
│   └── a
├── b/
├── c/
└── d -> a/

$ cd d
$ fd . ..
../b
../c
../d
a

[sharkdp]

Good catch. It seems to work if -a is used. On the other hand, using -a also includes the parent directory (..). It shouldn't change the search results at all. Definitely a bug.

[jakwings]

BTW, would fd simulate the behavior of find, which includes . and .. for fd . . (or just fd) and fd . .. respectively?

EDIT: fix