Argument glob array does not work correctly

[caikan]

Some patterns will not work, when there is a "not match" pattern before them.
OS:Windows 7.

// The 3rd pattern in this example doesn't work. 
watch(['src/**', '!src/**/*.js', 'src/**/*.min.js'], function (vinyl) {
    console.log('[watcher]', vinyl.relative);
});

// This still doesn't work
var watcher = watch(['src/**', '!src/**/*.js'], function (vinyl) {
    console.log('[watcher 1]', vinyl.relative);
});
watcher.add('src/**/*.min.js');

// I use this way to around this bug.
watch(['src/**', '!src/**/*.js'], function (vinyl) {
    console.log('[watcher 1]', vinyl.relative);
});
watch(['src/**/*.min.js'], function (vinyl) {
    console.log('[watcher 2]', vinyl.relative);
});

[UltCombo]

Let me make sure I understand correctly: you want negative globs to be processed in the order they appear in the patterns array, similarly to what I have implemented in gulp's glob-stream? (gulpjs/glob-stream#25 / gulpjs/glob-stream#27)

I believe it may be the case that gulp-watch's underlying file system watcher—Chokidar—always executes negative globs last, so that's why your sample fails. Please file a feature request in the Chokidar repository.