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minimatch 10.1.1: Handle comment prefixes, negation flags, basename matching, dotfiles, and globstar segments in minimatch
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- Handle comment prefixes, negation flags, basename matching, dotfiles, and globstar segments in minimatch
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- 2026-08-18T00:17:47Z
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- assert minimatch treats leading hash characters as comments that match nothing by default, requiring nocomment or backslash escaping to match literal hashes
- assert negation patterns with leading exclamation marks invert matches by default, while flipNegate preserves positive matches and nonegate matches literal exclamation marks
- assert matchBase matches slash-less patterns against path basenames but is ignored when the pattern contains a slash
- assert dotfiles are excluded from wildcards and globstars by default unless explicitly matched or dot mode is enabled
- assert globstar matches zero or more directory levels when isolated between slashes but acts as a single wildcard when concatenated with other characters
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- NOTES.md
- csx.json
- package-lock.json
- package.json
- test/contract.mjs
Quelltext
# Minimatch Pattern Semantics and Matching Options
## Search Result and Prior Samples
A query for `minimatch@10.1.1` returned sample `sha256:585ab2a8ea43909cb7e47145ba967133e7da688e33baa7e055319539c3675105`, which verified brace expansion, partial matching, magic detection, filtering, and escape utilities. This sample investigates a distinct set of pattern parsing behaviors and options in `minimatch`: leading hash comments, leading exclamation negation handling, `matchBase` behavior, dotfile filtering, and globstar segment isolation.
## Pinned Release
- `minimatch`: `10.1.1`
## Observed Behavior and Traps
1. **Leading Hash (`#`) Comment Interpretation**:
- By default, patterns starting with `#` are treated as comment lines and match nothing.
- For example, `minimatch('#header', '#header')` returns `false`.
- To match a filename starting with `#`, either the `nocomment: true` option must be passed or the hash must be escaped as `\#header`.
- A naive expectation that `#header` matches `#header` directly fails silently with a false negative (returning `false` instead of `true`).
2. **Negation (`!`), `flipNegate`, and `nonegate`**:
- A leading `!` negates the match outcome by default (`minimatch('app.js', '!*.js')` is `false`, `minimatch('app.txt', '!*.js')` is `true`).
- Enabling `flipNegate: true` returns `true` when the underlying pattern matches (`minimatch('app.js', '!*.js', { flipNegate: true })` returns `true`).
- Enabling `nonegate: true` treats `!` as a literal character rather than a negation prefix (`minimatch('!app.js', '!*.js', { nonegate: true })` returns `true`).
3. **`matchBase` Slash-less Restriction**:
- `matchBase: true` matches a pattern without slashes against the basename of a nested path (`minimatch('src/components/button.js', '*.js', { matchBase: true })` returns `true`).
- When `matchBase` is `false`, `*.js` only matches root-level files.
- If the pattern contains any slash (e.g. `components/*.js`), `matchBase` has no effect and matching evaluates against the full path from root.
4. **Dotfile Exclusion**:
- By default (`dot: false`), wildcard `*` and globstar `**` do not match leading dots in filenames or directory segments (`minimatch('.env', '*')` and `minimatch('src/.config/app.json', 'src/**/app.json')` return `false`).
- Matching dotfiles requires either explicit dot patterns (`.*`) or passing `dot: true`.
5. **Globstar Zero-Segment Matching and Isolation**:
- An isolated globstar `**` between slashes matches zero or more directory segments (`minimatch('src/index.js', 'src/**/index.js')` returns `true`).
- When `**` is concatenated with characters in a segment (e.g., `src/**index.js`), it behaves as a single wildcard `*` rather than crossing directory boundaries.
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import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
import { minimatch } from 'minimatch';
// 1. Comment handling: leading '#' is treated as a comment and matches nothing unless disabled or escaped
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('#header', '#header'), false);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('#header', '#header', { nocomment: true }), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('#header', '\\#header'), true);
// 2. Negation: leading '!' inverts match; flipNegate restores positive evaluation; nonegate treats '!' literally
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('app.js', '!*.js'), false);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('app.txt', '!*.js'), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('app.js', '!*.js', { flipNegate: true }), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('!app.js', '!*.js', { nonegate: true }), true);
// 3. matchBase behavior: matches basenames only if pattern contains no slashes
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/components/button.js', '*.js'), false);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/components/button.js', '*.js', { matchBase: true }), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/components/button.js', 'components/*.js', { matchBase: true }), false);
// 4. Dotfile behavior: leading dot paths excluded by default unless explicitly matched or dot: true is passed
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('.env', '*'), false);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('.env', '.*'), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/.config/app.json', 'src/**/app.json'), false);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/.config/app.json', 'src/**/app.json', { dot: true }), true);
// 5. Globstar behavior: '**' spans zero or more path segments only when isolated between slashes
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/index.js', 'src/**/index.js'), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/nested/dir/index.js', 'src/**/index.js'), true);
assert.strictEqual(minimatch('src/a/b/index.js', 'src/**index.js'), false);