refactor(processor): replace filepath.Glob with doublestar.Glob for enhanced pattern matching #99
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…nhanced pattern matching - Replaced `filepath.Glob` with `doublestar.Glob` to support advanced glob patterns (e.g., `**/*.py` for recursive matching). Signed-off-by: Yang Kaiyong <yangkaiyong.yky@antgroup.com>
…delfile Added a detailed explanation of the unix-like glob path pattern. Signed-off-by: Yang Kaiyong <yangkaiyong.yky@antgroup.com>
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Currently, the glob path in the standard library is based on the standard implementation, and most language implementations are relatively uniform. While |
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filepath.Globwithdoublestar.Globto support advanced glob patterns (e.g.,**/*.pyfor recursive matching).