Environment

• OS Version: Windows 10
• Node.js Version: 18.16.0

Actual behavior

Getting the following error:

TypeError: patterns.reduce is not a function
    at Object.expandPatternsWithBraceExpansion (E:\material-ui\node_modules\fast-glob\out\utils\pattern.js:131:21)
    at processPatterns (E:\material-ui\node_modules\fast-glob\out\managers\tasks.js:27:34)
    at Object.generate (E:\material-ui\node_modules\fast-glob\out\managers\tasks.js:7:20)
    at getWorks (E:\material-ui\node_modules\fast-glob\out\index.js:91:31)
    at FastGlob (E:\material-ui\node_modules\fast-glob\out\index.js:10:19)
    at main (file:///E:/material-ui/scripts/testBuiltTypes.mjs:9:34)
    at file:///E:/material-ui/scripts/testBuiltTypes.mjs:36:1
    at ModuleJob.run (node:internal/modules/esm/module_job:194:25)

Expected behavior

No errors.

Steps to reproduce

We have a script to check if there is any defect in the generated TypeScript .d.ts build files. We use fast-glob to traverse these build files. You can see the error in mui/material-ui#37789.

Code sample

import glob from 'fast-glob';

const declarationFiles = await glob('**/build/**/*.d.ts', {
   absolute: true,
   cwd: workspaceRoot,
   ignore: 'node_modules',
  });

There is an error in the latest version 3.3.0 which you can see in this GitHub pull request: mui/material-ui#37789.

After some debugging and going through the stack trace, it appears that the error is caused by this line of code in the processPatterns function. The processPatterns function expects a pattern as its first argument (but here it is settings.ignore), and the error pattern.reduce() is not a function occurs in the Object.expandPatternsWithBraceExpansion function. The braceExpansion option is set to true by default, triggering the expandPatternsWithBraceExpansion function. But