[hoobnn]

Fixes #531.

For an existing directory, Client.Glob("/home/") currently returns /home/home. The literal-path branch rebuilds the result from the split pattern and FileInfo.Name(), duplicating the final component when the pattern ends in a slash.

Return the original pattern after Lstat confirms it exists. This matches path/filepath.Glob, which returns the pattern unchanged in this case, as noted in the issue. This also preserves leading ./, ./.. elements and repeated separators. Wildcard patterns are unaffected.

The new test runs a client against an in-memory RequestServer over net.Pipe. 7 of its 12 literal-path cases fail without this change.

Tested on macOS (Go 1.27.1): go test -race ./..., plus the existing Glob integration tests against OpenSSH's sftp-server.

I used OpenAI Codex and Claude Code to investigate the issue, write the fix and tests, and run the checks. I reviewed the code and this description myself.

Assisted by Claude Code

[puellanivis]

Please do not use Co-Authored-By to indicate an AI model. They are—as a matter of law—incapable of being an author.

I’m recommending the use of Assisted-by advocated by the Linux kernel https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html

[hoobnn]

Thanks for the pointer. I've replaced the Co-Authored-By trailers with Assisted-by: tags in the AGENT:MODEL form and force-pushed.