I built the following structure:
cd /tmp
mkdir -p a/b
cat > a/.editorconfig <<EOF
[**/b/**.txt]
indent_size = 42
tab_width = 7
EOF
cd a/b
touch c.txt
The editorconfig command line tool applies the settings:
$ editorconfig $PWD/c.txt
indent_size=42
tab_width=7
However, editorconfig-vim does not interpret this:
$ vim c.txt
:set sw? ts?
shiftwidth=8 tabstop=8
If the .editorconfig had a [b/**.txt] section instead, it'll work.
I have not tracked this down further, as it has an effective workaround for me. Nevertheless, logging this bug anyway. I do wonder if this is related to the use of l:config_dirname that I also found in issue #238 - it seems there's simply a difference in how ** is interpreted in section names.
I built the following structure:
The
editorconfigcommand line tool applies the settings:However,
editorconfig-vimdoes not interpret this:If the
.editorconfighad a[b/**.txt]section instead, it'll work.I have not tracked this down further, as it has an effective workaround for me. Nevertheless, logging this bug anyway. I do wonder if this is related to the use of
l:config_dirnamethat I also found in issue #238 - it seems there's simply a difference in how**is interpreted in section names.