fix: do not ignore incorrect patterns with braces of single value #992
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@okonet and @theKashey, what do you think of this approach? |
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I love it! |
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We don't seem to have a test for sequences like |
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@okonet on second thought, this same thing could be done earlier in the chain, while validating configuration. Thoughts? We could even go further and actually check the globs are valid using |
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I think it makes sense |
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Believe it or not but I had #980 opened as the third tab in my browser for all this time. |
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Not a real issue, but I have a habit to always provide a bit of advice if I can:
generateTask.js is more about "generate" and "task", and this moment is more about clearing the user input and some sort of validation.
Wondering - is it possible to move this logic into validateConfig, where it gravitates more remove connectivity with messages and logger. However, it will also create new connectivity between generateTasks and validateConfig which does not exist currently.
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Yes, I actually had the same thought in #992 (comment) after making these changes.
It makes sense to move it there, however currently validateConfig mostly just throws errors, and in this case it would simply warn. I guess that's ok though.
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This should now be moved to validateConfig
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I improved the error messages generated from
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@okonet We should probably also handle escaped braces like |
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Yeah that seems like a bug on our end? If brackets are escaped, I'd not modify them. |
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Let's see if the regex can be updated to detect this. |
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Technically brace patterns like `*.{js}` are invalid because braces should
always contain at least one comma or a sequence,
for example `*.{js,ts}` or `file{1..10}.js`.
The `micromatch` library used to match patterns to files will silently ignore
such invalid braces and thus lead to the pattern always matching zero files.
This is a unintuitive, so lint-staged should normalize such cases
by simply removing the unnecessary braces before matching files.
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@okonet since brace expansion supports nested braces, I have to make their validation recursive to handle cases like this: |
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I think I managed to make it work as expected with nested braces as well... |
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@okonet this could use a review |
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Technically brace patterns like
*.{js}are invalid because braces shouldalways contain at least one comma or a sequence,
for example
*.{js,ts}orfile{1..10}.js.The
micromatchlibrary used to match patterns to files will silently ignoresuch invalid braces and thus lead to the pattern always matching zero files.
This is a unintuitive, so lint-staged should normalize such cases
by simply removing the unnecessary braces before matching files.