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Command line recursive globbing does not work on Windows

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#3,087 创建于 2018年9月26日

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I'm having trouble getting the '**' command-line globbing operator for js files to work on Windows in recent releases. It appears to work on Linux just fine.

Windows example:

C:/temp/closure/test/test1.js C:/temp/closure/test/test2.js

> java -jar compiler.jar --js='C:/temp/closure/**.js' The compiler is waiting for input via stdin

Linux example:

/tmp/closure/test/test1.js /tmp/closure/test/test2.js

> java -jar compiler.jar --js='/tmp/closure/**.js' <compiled output>

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Investigate how the Closure Compiler's command line argument parser handles glob patterns on Windows. Look at the relevant source files such as CommandLineRunner.java or Options.java. The issue may involve differences in how Windows and Unix expand wildcards. Consider testing with a simple Java program to see if the glob pattern '**' works in Java's FileSystem on Windows. Check the existing code for any platform specific handling. Also review the comments for any hints or partial solutions.