includeDirs does not support paths with slashes (e.g., tmp/prompts, vendor/bundle)

[inouetakuya]

Description

includeDirs configuration does not support directory paths containing slashes. Only the last component (basename) is matched because gtr uses find -name internally.

Environment

• OS: macOS (Darwin 25.2.0)
• Git version: 2.52.0
• gtr version: 2.1.0
• Shell: zsh

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create .gtrconfig:

   [copy]
   includeDirs = node_modules
   includeDirs = vendor/bundle
   includeDirs = tmp/prompts

2. Create directories:

   mkdir -p vendor/bundle tmp/prompts

3. Run git gtr new test-branch

Expected Behavior

All three directories should be copied:

• node_modules
• vendor/bundle
• tmp/prompts

Actual Behavior

Only node_modules is copied. vendor/bundle and tmp/prompts are not copied.

==> Copying directories...
[OK] Copied directory node_modules
[OK] Copied 1 directories

Root Cause Analysis

gtr uses find -name to locate directories, which only matches the basename (last path component), not full paths:

$ find . -name "node_modules"    # ✅ Finds ./node_modules
$ find . -name "vendor/bundle"   # ❌ No results (path not supported)
$ find . -name "tmp/prompts"     # ❌ No results (path not supported)

Proposed Solutions

1. Support -path option: Use find -path "*/$pattern" when the pattern contains a slash
2. Direct path check: If the pattern contains /, check if the path exists directly instead of using find
3. Documentation: At minimum, document that only basenames are supported

Workaround

Currently, users must specify only the basename:

includeDirs = bundle    # instead of vendor/bundle
includeDirs = prompts   # instead of tmp/prompts

However, this may cause unintended matches if multiple directories share the same basename.