Very confused at glob behavior in 5.x vs 4.x about del

[dlong500]

I still for the life of me can't figure out how to use this library (since v5.x) to accomplish the specific use case above. Namely, to delete content based on a pattern such as /opt/folder?/?. It works with v4.x but not with anything later. The first issue you linked to in fast-glob has been closed, and I don't see how the second one affects my scenario (I'm not trying to match folders at the root). I can't seem to get an even simpler pattern of something like /opt/folder?/file1.txt to work. Using the ? wildcard anywhere except in the basename portion of the path seems to break things.

Can anyone point to a test repo using the latest version of this library where a pattern like /opt/folder?/? or /opt/folder?/file1.txt actually works? This seems like pretty basic glob usage. I'm about to give up and look elsewhere at this point. I could stay with v4.x but then I'm stuck with outdated dependencies.

[dlong500]

@sindresorhus Can you give any feedback? Either I'm missing something very basic or something is very wrong in the new behavior. If the new behavior is to be expected then it would seem some major documentation changes are in order for how to write glob patterns.

[sindresorhus]

This might be related to the following issues:

• mrmlnc/fast-glob#277
• mrmlnc/fast-glob#47

Just a guess. I don't really have the time to look further into this right now.

[dlong500]

I've tried to do some diagnostics on what might be going on and have now opened the following issue in the glob-parent repo:
gulpjs/glob-parent#39

glob-parent is used by fast-glob so I'm thinking that issue may be the cause of my problems. That is unless I'm completely mistaken about the issue and it somehow is expected behavior (in which case I'm back to square one). Hopefully someone will respond to that issue soon so I can get some useful feedback.