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Fix the glob_ext() filesystem globbing function #489
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Maybe also add a unit test for the previously failing case?
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No regression unit test? 😄 |
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I added some tests 😉 |
When passed a pattern with path parts which did not contain any globs, the function would fail due to path strings instead of FilesystemEntry's being used. Documentation and comments are added to the glob_ext*() functions and they are refactored a bit. (DIS-2903)
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When passed a pattern with path parts which did not contain any globs, the function would fail due to path strings instead of FilesystemEntry's being used. Documentation and comments are added to the glob_ext*() functions and they are refactored a bit. (DIS-2903)
When passed a pattern with path parts which did not contain any globs, the function would fail due to path strings instead of FilesystemEntry's being used. Documentation and comments are added to the glob_ext*() functions and they are refactored a bit. (DIS-2903)
When passed a pattern with path parts which did not contain any globs, the function would fail due to path strings instead of FilesystemEntry's being used.
Documentation and comments are added to the glob_ext*() functions and they are refactored a bit.
(DIS-2903)