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

Upgrading fast-glob From 2.0.1 to 2.2.7

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  1. 2.2.2 – 2.2.76 releases, nothing new or fixed in the notes

  2. 2.2.1

    22 Apr 20181 new · 1 fix
    • new

      Allow to use negative patterns in the «ignore» option (#86).

    • fixed

      Fix incorrect filter for static patterns (#93).

  3. 2.2.0

    11 Mar 20182 fixes
    • fixed

      Fixed a bug that lead to incorrect filtering with negative patterns when reading directories in depth (#78, #80).

    • fixed

      Fixed a bug that lead to incorrect filtering with negative patterns when pattern ends with globstar or includes pattern (#69).

  4. 2.1.0

    25 Feb 20181 fix
    • fixed

      Fix problem with pattern matching for patterns that contains parentheses (#74, #117).

  5. 2.0.4

    13 Feb 20182 fixes
    • fixed

      Use readdir-enhanced package from npm instead of referring to a branch on the GitHub, because it requires an installed git client (#57).

    • fixed

      Convert backslashes to forward slashes in the patterns, because there are problems with paths on Windows (#56).

  6. 2.0.3

    12 Feb 20181 new · 1 fix
    • new

      Now we can excluding from reading directories that apply to negative patterns that ends with /** (slash and globstar) (#45).

    • fixed

      Fix problem when onlyFiles & onlyDirectories options is enabled in the one time

  7. 2.0.2

    1 Feb 20182 fixes
    • fixed

      Fix «Maximum call stack size exceeded» exception for large directories. So, we temporary switch to readdir-enhanced fork with monkey patch of problem. (#23, #42, #44).

    • fixed

      Now the data is not changed in the filters.

2 other lines we could not sort, mostly version bumps

  • Now the fast-glob package officially supports Node.js 10.

    2.2.2

  • The ability to export tasks from package. See more information in the README.md file.

    2.2.0

7 internal lines (docs, tests, tooling) left out.