Bash style brace expansions stops working after upgrade to 3.2.8

[MurzNN]

Environment

• OS Version: Ubuntu Linux 20.04
• Node.js Version: v14.18.3

Actual behavior

fast-glob should see all files listed in brace expansions.

Expected behavior

fast-glob didn't see files in brace expansions.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create test environment:

mkdir test; touch test/file1.txt test/file2.txt test/file3.txt; yarn add fast-glob

2. Create test file test.js with contents like this:

const fg = require('fast-glob');

console.log('direct', fg.sync([
  "test/file1.txt",
  "test/file2.txt",
  "test/file3.txt",
]));

console.log('expansions', fg.sync([
  "test/{file1.txt,file2.txt}",
  "test/file3.txt",
]));

3. Launch the script via node test.js and see the output with missing files:

direct [ 'test/file1.txt', 'test/file2.txt', 'test/file3.txt' ]
expansions [ 'test/file3.txt' ]

4. Downgrade fast-glob to 3.2.7 and relaunch the script:

$ yarn add fast-glob@3.2.7
$ node ./test.js 
direct [ 'test/file1.txt', 'test/file2.txt', 'test/file3.txt' ]
expansions [ 'test/file3.txt', 'test/file1.txt', 'test/file2.txt' ]

You should see that expansions starts working!

5. Upgrade to fast-glob to 3.2.8 and even 3.2.10 and see that expansions stop working.

[mrmlnc]

@MurzNN, thanks for the report. Will be finally fixed by #353. I think the new version will be available in a couple of hours.

[MurzNN]

Yeah, with 3.2.11 it works, thanks for quick fixing!