glob 8.x breaks Windows

[XhmikosR]

On Windows, glob 8.x has changed how results are returned and fantasticon 2.0.0 is unusable.

> bootstrap-icons@1.10.2 icons-font
> fantasticon

No SVGs found in ./icons
ERROR: "icons-font" exited with 1.

I suggest that you either downgrade glob or normalize backslashes yourself. I personally just don't update glob to 8.x.

[HoneyLuka]

Confirmed, I got a "No SVGs found in xxx" error on Windows.
Version: 2.0.0

[hapf]

The bug is, that glob requires slashes, but path.join() creates backslashes on windows systems. In the file src/utils/assets.ts, function loadPaths(dir), create globPath as join(dir, **/*.${ASSETS_EXTENSION}).replace(/\\/g, '/'); and it should work.

[lucas-labs]

The bug is, that glob requires slashes, but path.join() creates backslashes on windows systems. In the file src/utils/assets.ts, function loadPaths(dir), create globPath as join(dir, **/*.${ASSETS_EXTENSION}).replace(/\\/g, '/'); and it should work.

I just tested this, and it fixed the issue.

[Mirta91]

The same thing is happening to me. Downgrading the version to 1.2.3 helped temporaraly.

[anabwan]

The bug is, that glob requires slashes, but path.join() creates backslashes on windows systems. In the file src/utils/assets.ts, function loadPaths(dir), create globPath as join(dir, **/*.${ASSETS_EXTENSION}).replace(/\\/g, '/'); and it should work.

I did the same! this works..

[sozysozbot]

For those who want to downgrade glob but are struggling to do so (I definitely was!):

1. Add overrides to your package.json

  "dependencies": {
    "fantasticon": "^2.0.0"
+  },
+  "overrides": {
+    "fantasticon": {
+      "glob": "7.2.0"
+   }
  }

2. run npm uninstall fantasticon && npm install fantasticon

(According to npm/cli#4232 (comment) , you need to explicitly uninstall and reinstall fantasticon for the overrides to work