build: updated the "globby" dependency (v11.0.4)

[Farfurix]

Purpose

  Moderate        Regular expression denial of service

  Package         glob-parent

  Dependency of   testcafe

  Path            testcafe > globby > fast-glob > glob-parent

  More info       https://npmjs.com/advisories/1751

Approach

There are two issues to resolve after updating to globby@11:
1. No result for the directory trailing forward slash (['test/', 'tests/']). Deleted the slashes in these changes. Added the GLOB_POSIX_SLASH_ENDING workaround

Reproducible example.
Init:

npm init -y
npm i fast-g-2@npm:fast-glob@2
npm i fast-g-3@npm:fast-glob@3

index.js

const fastGlob2 = require('fast-g-2'); // Old fast-glob in globby@9
const fastGlob3 = require('fast-g-3'); // The latest fast-glob version in globby@11

(async function () {
    const tst = await fastGlob3(['test/'], { // Use fastGlob2 or delete the trailing slash to get the correct result
        ignore:             [],
        expandDirectories:  false,
        cwd:                'D:\\work\\testcafe', // My testcafe repo location
        absolute:           true,
        caseSensitiveMatch: false,
        onlyDirectories:    true,
        suppressErrors:     true
    });

    console.log(tst);
})();

2. Used POSIX in glob templates (ensurePosix). See references.
index.js

const fastGlob2 = require('fast-g-2'); // Old fast-glob in globby@9
const fastGlob3 = require('fast-g-3'); // The latest fast-glob version in globby@11

(async function () {
    // const tst = await fastGlob3('D:/work/testcafe/test/**/*@(.test.js|.js|.jsx|.ts|.tsx|.coffee|.testcafe)', { // +
    const tst = await fastGlob3('D:\\work\\testcafe\\test\\**\\*@(.test.js|.js|.jsx|.ts|.tsx|.coffee|.testcafe)', { // Use fastGlob2 or .replace(/\\/g, '/') to get the correct result
        ignore: [],
        expandDirectories: false,
        cwd: 'D:\\work\\testcafe',
        onlyFiles: true
    });

    console.log(tst);
})();

References

https://github.com/sindresorhus/globby#api:

Note that glob patterns can only contain forward-slashes, not backward-slashes, so if you want to construct a glob pattern from path components, you need to use path.posix.join() instead of path.join().

mrmlnc/fast-glob#290

Pre-Merge TODO

• Write tests for your proposed changes
• Make sure that existing tests do not fail

[wentwrong]

After updating fast-glob from v2 to v3 was introduced a bug (mrmlnc/fast-glob#290) which prevents to return results for the globs containing trailing slashes.

However, I think we should preserve current behaviour for our users, because for now this is a breaking change for us. For example:

If pass the e2etests/**/*/ pattern, TestCafe should run all of the tests placed in the e2etests dir and subdirs. So, we should delete trailing slashes not only for (['test/', 'tests/']), but for the globs specified by users too.