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I'm not sure if this is the expected behavior, but it seems quite different from how fast-glob works. Essentially, when adding the node_modules folder and another pattern, the node_modules directory is ignored completely.
the node_modules folder generated by pnpm contains symlinks to packages from node_modules/.pnpm. sadly symlinks resolution had to be temporarily reverted due to a critical upstream bug, it will be reenabled once it gets fixed. you can track the following issues meanwhile:
in theory, it should work once symlinks resolution is added back. meanwhile, i'm closing this as a duplicate of #10
by the way, unrelated to symlinks: you should set the expandDirectoriestinyglobby option to false if you want to match fast-glob's behavior as much as possible
I'm not sure if this is the expected behavior, but it seems quite different from how fast-glob works. Essentially, when adding the node_modules folder and another pattern, the node_modules directory is ignored completely.
You can find a simple example reproducing this issue here:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/tinyglobby-behavior?file=glob.ts&view=editor
Is this the intended behavior? Any clarification would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
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