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A single * matches files in sub directories
See original GitHub issue> minimatch("a\\b", "*")
false
> minimatch("a", "*")
true
But this library produces true in both cases.
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Thank you Kevin, works like a charm 👍 👍 👍
Problem fixed. Thank you for the swift response, as always 👍