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zipp.Path.glob does not find directories #121
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Fix released in v3.19.3. |
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Applies changes from zipp v3.19.2 and v3.19.3 (jaraco/zipp#121).
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using glob to find folders via zipp.Path.glob does not find the folder.
This issue also manifests in Cpython's
zipfile.Path
implementation, which appears to inherit from this codebase.Environment
Ubuntu 22.04 Focal Fossa
Python3.10, python3.12.3 (obtained via pyenv)
Minimal example
First, build a zip archive with sufficient structure
Second, prove that with
pathlib.Path.glob
the folder is detectable:The assertion passes.
Third, demonstrate that
zipp.Path
does not behave as expected:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: