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Bumps minimatch from 5.1.9 to 11.0.1.

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11.0

• Match each path portion with Matcher from @isaacs/nonrecursive-glob-match, in place of a RegExp. Items in Minimatch.set are now strings, Matcher objects, or GLOBSTAR.
• Remove makeRe(), Minimatch#regexp, and the MMRegExp type.
• Remove the AST class.
• Remove the maxExtglobRecursion option.
• An empty path portion, such as the last one in a/b/, only matches an empty pattern portion. So a/b/ no longer matches a/b/?(x) or a/b/*(x), the same as a/b/*.
• Add the normalize option, to normalize unicode in the pattern and in each portion of the tested path.
• Remove the debug option and the debug() method.
• Remove the matchOne(), slashSplit(), and levelTwoFileOptimize() methods. They are internal now.
• Fix patterns with more than one ** and sections of different lengths between them, such as **/a/b/c/**/d/**, which failed to match some paths since 10.2.3.
• Fix partial matching of patterns with **, which since 10.2.3 matched some paths under a dot portion that ** can not walk, and did not match some paths that end in the pattern's last portion.
• partial matching of patterns with many ** no longer takes exponential time.
• On Windows, a .. no longer removes the drive letter, or the host and share of a UNC path, at the start of a pattern or (at optimization level 2) a path. So C:/a/../../x no longer matches x or /x.
• On Windows, compare the host and share of UNC paths like //host/share/... case-insensitively, the same as drive letters.
• On Windows, long UNC paths like //?/UNC/host/share/... match //host/share/... and vice versa, the same as //?/c:/... and c:/....
• At optimization level 2, stop splitting **/.. portions once there are braceExpandMax patterns, and do not dedupe sets of more than 1000 patterns. Before, a short pattern could take minutes to compile.
• minimatch() keeps the 256 Minimatch objects that it used most recently, so it does not compile the same pattern again.
• Faster to compile brace patterns that make rows that are merged, such as **/*.{png,jpg,gif}, because the Matchers for the rows that are merged are not made.

10.2

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Commits

• 47afe88 11.0.1
• 77a0f5c limit **/.. optimization pass to avoid quadratic explosion
• 6f9f131 11.0.0
• 02dcbe4 update oxlint
• 47b5d1a handle //?/UNC/host/share long UNC forms
• 05bce27 do not optimize out the windows root
• ba01806 document that a / takes priority over extglob sections
• e5c04b4 correct 'partial' mode matching of multiple-** patterns
• cff11d8 compare UNC host/share case-insensitively
• c86670e benchmark scripts
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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[Changyong Gong (chagong)]

Decision: NOT_MERGED

Dependabot PR Manager result

Repository: microsoft/vscode-gradle
Pull request: microsoft/vscode-gradle#1981 - chore(deps): bump minimatch from 5.1.9 to 11.0.1 in /extension
Update: minimatch 5.1.9 -> 11.0.1 (major runtime dependency update).
Safety assessment: One verified Dependabot commit; complete diff changes only the manifest and lockfile. Current base is included (behind_by=0); no reviews or unresolved threads. FileWatcher directly calls minimatch, so removal is not justified. Compatibility Remediation Gate remains incomplete; the update breaks compilation.
Final state: OPEN; head 6516bbd; MERGEABLE/BLOCKED; REVIEW_REQUIRED; 14 checks: 5 success, 1 neutral, 3 skipped, 5 failed, 0 pending. UPDATE_CAUSED: Build & Analyse; Build VSIX. INDETERMINATE: microsoft.vscode-gradle.CI; microsoft.vscode-gradle.CI (Build VSCode-Gradle-CI); microsoft.vscode-gradle.CI (Build Validate dependencies from CFS).
Actions taken: Revalidated target, commit provenance, complete diff, reviews, ancestry, current-head checks, direct usage, and existing empty provenance ledger. Read both failed GitHub Actions job logs: TS2349 at FileWatcher.ts:43, caused by calling minimatch's namespace export; exact-base Build & Analyse passed. Retrieved all three Azure failure annotation sets; timeline and logs still return HTTP 401. Classic branch protection returns HTTP 403; active rules require code-owner and last-push approval. No rebase, recreation, rerun, remediation, commit, push, review request, approval, or merge attempt; head unchanged. No local build or E2E validation. Updated this actor's existing result comment.
Reason: Azure build 32426625's three failed checks cannot be classified from generic exit-code/deprecation annotations; inaccessible logs prevent the complete causality audit required before remediation. Classic required-check policy is also unverifiable. Two GitHub Actions checks fail deterministically because of the update.
Next action: Grant access to Azure build 32426625 logs and classic branch protection; classify every failure, complete the focused named-export migration with regression/runtime validation, and obtain successful final-head checks and required approval.