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Hi, trying to use a Windows UNC path in 'files' e.g.
{'files': '//SERVER/share/directory/file.txt'}
replace-in-file returns an error that no file exists with this glob pattern.
using fs.access for this path is no problem. I believe it is an issue with node-glob.
Would it be possible for replace-in-file to contain an option to not use glob if the file doesn't contain regex wildcards?
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Hi, trying to use a Windows UNC path in 'files' e.g.
{'files': '//SERVER/share/directory/file.txt'}
replace-in-file returns an error that no file exists with this glob pattern.
using fs.access for this path is no problem. I believe it is an issue with node-glob.
Would it be possible for replace-in-file to contain an option to not use glob if the file doesn't contain regex wildcards?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: