The option "-t" ends up splitting the path on comma and matching the paths using the minimach library.
It is documented here: https://npmjs.org/package/minimatch
문제
At the command line, what are the rules for using wildcards to specify the path to tests that BusterJS should run? How do such paths get interpreted by BusterJS? That is, the value provided for the option -t
as in the following:
$ buster-test -t <some path that contains wildcards>
해결책
The option "-t" ends up splitting the path on comma and matching the paths using the minimach library.
It is documented here: https://npmjs.org/package/minimatch