Caleb P. Burns

I'm unaffiliated with this project, but I'm curious to know how using `window` inside `(function() { ... })()`causes a memory leak and replacing it with `(function(global) { ... })(window)` fixes...

@dmp42 I'm not sure what dereferencing means in the context of Javascript. So by running: ``` javascript var console = window.console; ``` That causes IE to leak its reference to...

You're right, there is a discrepancy in the behavior. `directoryG/*` should match everything beneath `directoryG` which should include the files under `directoryH`.

UPDATE: My evaluation in this comment was completely wrong and confused the issue. --- I have not forgotten about this issue but I haven't had time to fix it yet....

This is now fixed and will be available in v0.10.0 when it is released.

Are you asking about the two skipped tests? If so, those are Python 2 only tests which are skipped by Python 3.

EOL Python versions have been removed (2.7, 3.5, 3.6).

Hi @adrienverge, Due to the current implementation it makes sense to me why `dir.yaml/*` is matching the pattern `*.yaml`. A dot in a folder name resembling a file extension is...

@adrienverge Oops, I overlooked that. This can still be accomplished be adding an addition pattern to reinclude `.yaml` files under a `.yaml` directory: ```python p = pathspec.PathSpec.from_lines('gitwildmatch', ['*.yaml', '!*.yaml/', '*.yaml/**/*.yaml'])...

@adrienverge That is indeed problematic without a good solution for current feature set. > So I understand that pathspec implements the standard, while Git adds some user-friendly, non-standard processing. Precisely...