Passing a function lists out directories not files on Windows 10

[greghesp]

The below code appears to work correctly on OSX, however on Windows it seems to fail.

What I have noticed is that the ignoreFiles function is passed a list of top level subdirectories rather than a list of the files contained within them

getFiles(folder)
 .then(files => {
   console.log(files) // Equals []
 })

function getFiles(folder){
  return recursive(folder, ["*.DS_Store", ignoreFiles])
}

function ignoreFiles(file,stats){
  console.log(file) // Equals C:\Users\Greg\Dropbox\Designs\Valentines Day
  const slash = file.substr(file.lastIndexOf(`/`)+1),
        name = slash.toLowerCase(),
        fExt = name.substr(name.length - 4),
        hoodie = name.includes('hoodie');
  return fExt === '.png' && hoodie === false ? false : true
}

[jlanza]

I have a similar behaviour :( If I use a ignoreFile function in windows 10 I don't get the files from the subdirs, just from the root.

[ilmirons]

I can confirm the problem reported by @jlanza, I'm running version 2.2.2 of package on windows 8. Perhaps something related with backslash folder separator?

[gtamas]

Happens on OSX too. I'm running 2.2.2 under 10.12.5

[crllrd]

2.2.2 ; OSX 10.13.6, same issue.

I suggest using the callback in this case