Feature "Protected file patterns" in Branch protections doesn't work

[andy-a2c]

Description

I'm trying to deny changes into files that match globs .gitea/**/*;.github/**/* using "Protected file patterns" features in Branch protections. But after configuring everything i'm still can modify files

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create repository
2. Add file .gitea/workflow/test.yaml with dummy content
3. Create branch "test/branch"
4. Go to repository settings -> Branches and add new Branch protection rule
5. Define following Branch protection configuration:

• Protected Branch Name Pattern: test/branch
• Enable push: (checked)
• Protected file patterns (separated using semicolon ';'): .gitea/**/*;.github/**/*
• Other settings should be with default configuration

6. Save Branch protection rule
7. Go to branches list page to verify that Branch protection rule applied to branch "test/branch". It should have shield icon before name
8. Go to Code. Select "test/branch" and navigate to .gitea/workflow/test.yaml file
9. Press Edit file
10. Do any modifications in file content
11. Commit changes directly to "test/branch"

Expected behaviour:
Changes shouldn't be saved, since file protected by Branch protection rule. Edit page have warning message that this file couldn't be edited since Branch pretection rule deny this

Actual behaviour:
Changes saved

Gitea Version

1.19.3

Can you reproduce the bug on the Gitea demo site?

Yes

Log Gist

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Screenshots

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Git Version

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Operating System

Ubuntu 22.04

How are you running Gitea?

Binary release was installed and managed by systemd service

Database

PostgreSQL

[lunny]

Because . and / were considered glob separators, so you can change your pattern to .gitea/**/*.*;.github/**/*.*. Of course, these separators are different from branch names which only use / as separator.