Can someone explain this:
$ ack -l -r --nopager checkboxClass .
$ ack -l -r --nopager checkboxClass *
jquery.uniform.min.js
$ grep -l -r checkboxClass .
./jquery.uniform.min.js
$ grep -l -r checkboxClass *
jquery.uniform.min.js
Why is checkboxClass not found in the first instance? The same things
happens in ancestor directories if I include enough */ before the *. The
directory the file is in doesn't seem unusual, it just has 32 files in
it. Nothing is a symlink. The line checkboxClass is found on is pretty
long, but searching * finds it so I don't think that's related. I did
have a .ackrc in an ancestor directory, but I moved it to x.ackrc with
no change. I don't have a ~/.ackrc. The only ack environment variables are:
$ env | ack --nopager -i ack
ACK_PAGER=less -R
ACK_COLOR_MATCH=white
Version is:
$ ack --version
ack v3.5.0 (standalone version)
Running under Perl v5.30.3 at /usr/bin/perl
It's probably something simple and dumb I'm overlooking, but for now,
I'm baffled.
Thanks,
Brian
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