This is a question regarding ignore pattern rules. I’ve been getting quite confused with the following problem. Let’s say I want to ignore all files called document.txt which are direct and indirect children of a folder called Documents, e.g.
Documents/document.txt
Documents/Photos/document.txt
A pattern like Documents/**/document.txt matches both files.
Now, I’d like to also ignore files called image.jpg, so I add Documents/**/{document.txt,image.jpg} to the patterns.
However, this results in ignoring only Documents/Photos/document.txt and not Documents/document.txt. In fact, just doing Documents/**/{document.txt} also results in the same behaviour.
Is this normal? If yes, why is it so that Documents/**/document.txt and Documents/**/{document.txt} create different results? For the record, when not using /**/ in the patterns, the problem doesn’t happen, i.e. {document.txt} matches both files.
Lastly, doing something funky like Documents{/**/}{document.txt} also matches both files but I’ve got little idea why 
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