Different results from minimatch() function and Minimatch makeRe()

[SanderPs]

I ran into this problem and it seems i am not the only one struggling with it, I even found another issue for it: 124.

But since I am using v10.0.3, and the hash in that issue points to changes already in master I thought it would be best to create a new issue.

This is reproduce code:

  const myFilePath = 'some-directory1/some-directory2/some-directory3/base.xsl';
  const myGlob = 'some-directory1/**/some-directory2/**/*.xsl';
  console.log('Check 1: ', minimatch(myFilePath, myGlob));
  const myGlobRegex1 = new Minimatch(myGlob, { matchBase: false, nocase: true } as MinimatchOptions).makeRe();
  const myGlobRegex2 = new Minimatch(myGlob, { matchBase: true, nocase: true } as MinimatchOptions).makeRe();
  console.log('Check 2: ', myGlobRegex1 ? myGlobRegex1.test(myFilePath) : 'illegal regex');
  console.log('Check 3: ', myGlobRegex2 ? myGlobRegex2.test(myFilePath) : 'illegal regex');

And the output is:

Check 1:  true
Check 2:  false
Check 3:  false

For completeness sake, I added matchBase, but that does not seem to matter. Value of regex's are:

myGlobRegex1: /^some\-directory1(?:\/|\/(?:(?!(?:\/|^)\.).)*?\/)some\-directory2\/(?!\.)[^/]*?\.xsl$/i
myGlobRegex2: /^some\-directory1(?:\/|\/(?:(?!(?:\/|^)\.).)*?\/)some\-directory2\/(?!\.)[^/]*?\.xsl$/i

Note that some-directory{n} means a directory name, not some path.