Upgrade glob to 7.1.2

[pkuczynski]

Required by zinserjan/mocha-webpack#145

[kevva]

Not needed since ^7.0.3 will use 7.x.x. Read: nodesource.com/blog/semver-tilde-and-caret for more info.

[pkuczynski]

The thing is that the minimum version where it works is 7.1.x. @zinserjan can you please comment on this?

[zinserjan]

Not needed since ^7.0.3 will use 7.x.x.

Yep, and that's the problem as we rely on the absolute option of 7.1, but ^7.0.3 matches also 7.0.x versions.
There are scenaroius were you'll get 7.0 instead of 7.1 when you npm install, either when npm 7.0 is the most common version and npm hoist it to the root or when the version is already in the cache. I had some of these issue in the past and it's hard to find the reason for this, when you use a feature that is not fully covered by the version range.

In my opinion there are 3 ways to fix this:

1. remove See the node-glob options. from readme and document every supported option (of course only 7.0 features)
2. bump the glob version to latest (this makes the readme in sync again + makes sure that all of these features are usable)
3. move glob to peerDependencies so that the user can choose the version

I would prefer the 2nd option as it's the easiest, does not break other libraries (peerDependency may would) and it's safe to bump as there are no breaking changes in 7.1.

[pkuczynski]

@sindresorhus what's your opinion on this?

[pkuczynski]

@kevva could you please re-consider this PR?

[sindresorhus]

Alright, but we're not doing a new release until #46 is merged, so you might want to add a dependency on glob in your project in the meantime, so it's deduped to the correct version.

[pkuczynski]

Got it. Fingers crossed it would happen soon. mocha-webpack do have glob as a dependency (see https://github.com/zinserjan/mocha-webpack/pull/145/files#diff-b9cfc7f2cdf78a7f4b91a753d10865a2).

mocha-webpack is actually not my problem, but I am trying to solve an issue with the latest version, which breaks running tests from WebStrom IDE, which is using absolute paths.