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Trailing slashes in Read and Edit permission rules no longer change the wildcard warning on Linux.
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What
The check that warns about wildcard patterns in Read and Edit permission rules now strips trailing slashes from deny rules and absolute paths before looking for wildcards, so /foo/bar/ and /foo/bar behave the same. Allow and deny rules are walked as tagged pairs. Linux and WSL only; other platforms produce no warnings.
Evidence
Failed to get Linux glob pattern warnings:
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