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3.3.3 · 5 Jan 2025MIT203.4M / weekRepositoryHomepagenpmAtom feed

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  1. 3.3.3

    5 Jan 2025

    • Refer to micromatch@4.0.8 to avoid annoying npm audit spam (#443, #444, #454, #456, #457, #461)

    • Apply absolute negative patterns to full path instead of file path (#441, thanks @webpro)

  2. 3.3.2

    6 Nov 2023

    • Handle square brackets as a special character on Windows in escape functions

    • Keep escaping after brace expansion

  3. 3.3.1

    22 Jul 2023

    This release fixes a regression for cases where the ignore option is used with a string (#403, #404).

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