Updated glob sorting to sort files in parent directories ahead of files in sub-directories. #195
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files in subdirectories. eg: /a/b.js /a/a/a.js
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Previously Dir[].sort was called, which would result in the following sort order:
/a/a/a.js
/a/b.js
The patch changes the sort order to the following:
/a/b.js
/a/a/a.js
My motivation for the patch was having the following structure:
views/views.js
views/model/action.js
view.js defined a views namespace. action.js used it. Of course there are other ways to fix this, but the updated sort order seemed to make sense anyway.
I added one test to test the behaviour.