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node-glob has the nonull option which instead of returning an empty array if no patterns matches, it returns the patterns that didn't match anything. This can be useful when you want to report to the user what patterns/filepaths couldn't be found.
Definitely needs a better name than nonull though.
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Make the test code a but smarter and less verbose
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There is no support for wildcards like this: "tes[tqs]" or "test[1-5]"
Describe the solution you'd like
I would really appreciate support of wildcards with square brackets.
I already tried to add custom rules with "[" -> "[" and "]" -> "]" but even if brackets appear in final regex - character range doesn't work, becaus
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The example given in README for API
someis not working as intended.Link to example in REPL