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I know slash is handled special in regular pathing glob due to special meaning in file systems. However, they do not have the same meaning with object paths. It seems dot ('.') is used for that purpose, which doesn't have the same meaning in regular file path globs. So how does one match property keys which contain slashes?

This package should totally be called globject!!!

Getting the following webpack warning when trying to build my app with require 'glob-object' in a file:

WARNING in ./node_modules/glob-object/node_modules/shallow-clone/utils.js 3:34-41
Critical dependency: require function is used in a way in which dependencies cannot be statically extracted

I think this is due to using an old version of clone-deep which in turn depends on an older version of shallow-clone.

I'm using webpack with babel (all latest).

I think it would be good to update your dependencies to the latest anyway?

The example from this filter-object issue shows that some of the patterns are being skipped when there are multiple negation patterns.

This line just needs to be updated to patterns.splice(1, i--); so the i is "fixed" after the splicing happens.

@kilianc I'll try to get to this, but if you can do a PR first, we'd appreciate it. Thanks!

Hi Jon

I'm using your [email protected] with a dependency [email protected], the dependency are outdated and have been flagged with a vulnerability and was rectified in version 2.0.1 & 3.02

Would it be possible for you to update [email protected] to use the latest dependencies. Or supply alternative suggestions.

Many Thanks in Advance & for the lib that you made available. It is valuable to us.

Regards