Nested glob expander doesn't work across platforms

[h2non]

The following glob patterns doesn't work as expected in OSX and Linux:

standard lib/**/*.js test/**/*.js

Expected to the processed:

lib/index.js
lib/folder/index.js
lib/folder/subfolder/index.js

However, it's only processed:

lib/folder/index.js
lib/folder/subfolder/index.js

I've been forced to fix it passing the following params:

standard lib/*.js lib/**/*.js test/*.js test/**/*.js

I realized that in Windows the glob patterns behaves properly, which is a bit disquieting.
Perhaps might be an issue of deglob package.

I'm running the latest version of standard.

[rstacruz]

It might be an issue in your shell. /*/ is not supported in bash.

On Friday, December 18, 2015, Tomás Aparicio notifications@github.com
wrote:

The following glob patterns doesn't work as expected in OSX (not tested in
Linux):

standard lib//*.js test//*.js

Expected to the processed:

lib/index.js
lib/folder/index.js
lib/folder/subfolder/index.js

However, it's only processed:

lib/folder/index.js
lib/folder/subfolder/index.js

I've been forced to fix it passing the following params:

standard lib/.js lib/__/.js test/.js test/__/.js

I realized that in Windows the glob patterns behaves properly, which is a
bit disquieting.
Perhaps might be an issue of deglob package.

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[h2non]

@rstacruz You're right, after wrapping it with quotes, it works. I'm running it from npm scripts, and I've assume that the arguments are properly passed to the shell binary.