[Bug]: Cspell 8.10 doesn't find files in a folder

[DamianMaslanka5]

Kind of Issue

Change in behavior / Regression

Tool or Library

cspell

Version

8.10.0

Supporting Library

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OS

Windows

OS Version

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Description

8.10 doesn't find a file in files directory when npx cspell is not executed from a root directory

C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test [master ≡]> cd .\test\
C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test\test [master ≡]> .\test.ps1
1/1 C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test\files\asd.txt 273.75ms
CSpell: Files checked: 1, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.
CSpell: Files checked: 0, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.
C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test\test [master ≡]> 

Steps to Reproduce

See https://github.com/DamianMaslanka5/cspell-test/tree/master

# 1 file
npx cspell@8.9.1 "$PSScriptRoot\..\files\"

# 0 files
npx cspell@8.10.0 "$PSScriptRoot\..\files\"

Expected Behavior

Both versions should return the same results

Additional Information

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cspell.json

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cspell.config.yaml

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Example Repository

https://github.com/DamianMaslanka5/cspell-test

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[Jason3S]

@DamianMaslanka5,

Thank you for the excellent example. I'll take a look.

[Jason3S]

@DamianMaslanka5,

It is related to recent changes. I'll work on a fix. In the meantime, the workaround is to set the root.

npx cspell@8.10.0 -r "$PSScriptRoot\..\" files/

Please let me know if that works.

[DamianMaslanka5]

@Jason3S

Thank you for a quick response

The workaround works correctly

PS C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test\test> .\test.ps1
1/1 C:\Users\damia\Desktop\git\cspell-test\files\asd.txt 273.59ms
CSpell: Files checked: 1, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.
1/1 .\files\asd.txt 280.83ms
CSpell: Files checked: 1, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.

[Jason3S]

@DamianMaslanka5,

Thank you for raising the issue. It should be fixed in 8.10.2.

I suggest using the -r <rootdir> option in general. CSpell tries its best to resolve file names and directories into globs, but it is not always possible. In any case, the example you gave should work.