[Bortlesboat]

Paths like ./src/file.go never matched anchored rules, so codeowners ./src/file.go fell through to the * rule (or showed unowned) while codeowners src/file.go worked. This strips a leading ./ before matching, since paths are relative to the repo root anyway. It also covers .\src\file.go on Windows, because separators are normalised first.

Fixes #17

[hmarr]

Thanks, the fix looks right. One test suggestion inline.

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[hmarr]

These cases pass without the fix: *.txt compiles to \A(?:.+/)?..., and the leading .+/ already matches the ./. So only the /foo/ block above exercises the change, and that only covers the literal-prefix fast path.

Could you swap this for an anchored pattern that goes through the regex path? Something like:

{
   "name": "anchored wildcard pattern with leading dot-slash path",
   "pattern": "/src/*.go",
   "paths": {
      "./src/a.go": true,
      "./lib/src/a.go": false
   }
}

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[Bortlesboat]

Good catch, swapped it for /src/*.go. Confirmed it fails without the match.go change and passes with it.