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change log

10.0

  • Require node 20 or 22 and higher

9.0

  • No default export, only named exports.

8.0

  • Recursive descent parser for extglob, allowing correct support for arbitrarily nested extglob expressions
  • Bump required Node.js version

7.4

  • Add escape() method
  • Add unescape() method
  • Add Minimatch.hasMagic() method

7.3

  • Add support for posix character classes in a unicode-aware way.

7.2

  • Add windowsNoMagicRoot option

7.1

  • Add optimizationLevel configuration option, and revert the default back to the 6.2 style minimal optimizations, making the advanced transforms introduced in 7.0 opt-in. Also, process provided file paths in the same way in optimizationLevel:2 mode, so most things that matched with optimizationLevel 1 or 0 should match with level 2 as well. However, level 1 is the default, out of an abundance of caution.

7.0

  • Preprocess patterns to simplify complicated patterns and reduce out .. pattern portions where possible. Note that this means a pattern like a/b/../* will be equivalent to a/*, and will not match the string a/b/../c. If this causes problems, it can be addressed in a patch release by resolving .. portions in the test string.

6.2

  • Add nocaseMagicOnly flag

6.1

  • Handle UNC paths on Windows

    This adds some slightly modified behavior when a pattern or path starts with // on Windows.

    • In the case of //?/<drive letter>:/..., the ? is treated as a literal character, rather than a wildcard. That is, //?/c: will not match //x/c:.
    • UNC patterns starting with //?/<drive letter>:/ will match file paths starting with <drive letter>: if the drive letters match case-insensitively.
    • File paths starting with //?/<drive letter>:/ will match file patterns starting with <drive letter>: if the drive letters match case-insensitively.

  • Add {preserveMultipleSlashes:true} option to suppress the behavior where multiple consecutive / characters would be effectively coerced into a single path portion separator.

6.0

  • hybrid module supporting both require() and import
  • exported types

5.1

  • use windowsPathNoEscape/allowWindowsEscape opts
  • make character classes more faithful to bash glob behavior
    • fix handling of escapes
    • treat invalid character classes as non-matching pattern rather than escaped literals

5.0

  • brace-expansion: ignore only blocks that begins with $
  • Expect exclusively forward slash as path sep, same as node-glob

4.2

  • makeRe: globstar should match zero+ path portions
  • Fix bug with escaped '@' in patterns

4.1

  • treat nocase:true as always having magic
  • expose GLOBSTAR marker

4.0

  • Update to modern JS syntax
  • Add allowWindowsEscape option

3.x

  • Added basic redos protection
  • Handle unfinished !( extglob patterns
  • Add partial: true option