`.*` glob matches files in subfolders too

Expected:

.* should only match (dot) files in the root folder (local-dir) (glob tool example)

Actual:

.* matches all dot-files in subfolders as well.
This should happen only for **/.* glob (glob tool example)

I assume this affects all patterns, not tested yet.

Output:

After removing the exclude glob .*:

uploading ".htaccess"
uploading "includes/.htaccess"
uploading "languages/.htaccess"
uploading "maintenance/.htaccess"
uploading "maintenance/archives/.htaccess"

Version:

'@samkirkland/ftp-deploy': 1.1.0

This seems to be intentional, caused by matchBase: true (docs) at

ftp-deploy/src/localFiles.ts

Line 10 in 5554a6f

    
           const excludeMatch = multiMatch(pathWithFolderSlash, excludeFilter, { matchBase: true, dot: true });

Any glob without a / is matched against only the file name (basename). This might be convenient in some use-cases, inconvenient in others, for ex. to exclude all .json files in the root (such as package.json, package-lock.json), but not in the subfolders one has to write a complicated additional negated rule that's not documented:

- *.json
- !*/**/*.json

This is far from obvious without diving into multimatch:
https://github.com/sindresorhus/multimatch#how-multiple-patterns-work

Other common-sense patterns I thought about don't match anything:

- /*.json
- ./*.json
- //*.json

The excludeDefaults pattern **/.git* (which is equivalent to .git* with matchBase) suggests matching filenames in subfolders should be explicitly marked. This is what I would suggest by disabling the matchBase option or making it configurable.