[BUG] Glob pattern that uses ** does not seem to work

[timkgh]

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• I have read the troubleshooting section and still think this is a bug.

Describe the bug you encountered:

> fd -p foo.txt
bar/baz/foo.txt

> fd -p -g foo.txt
(no results) <-- ??

> fd -p -g '**/foo.txt'
bar/baz/foo.txt

> fd -p -g '/**/foo.txt'
bar/baz/foo.txt

> fd -p -g 'bar/**/foo.txt'
(no results) <-- ??

Are the two (no results) above supposed to work?

Describe what you expected to happen:

No response

What version of fd are you using?

fd 10.2.0

Which operating system / distribution are you on?

Darwin 23.6.0 arm64

[tavianator]

-p matches against the full absolute path, starting with /. And -g has to match the whole path. So these are both expected I think, but we could add a warning if the first character isn't / or *

[timkgh]

-p matches against the full absolute path, starting with /

OK. A bit confusing because the output of the matches is relative to the current directory, it doesn't start with /. My assumption was that -p would match a substring of the full path.