Issue with os.fs.glob() on Windows when the folder names have square brackets

I have an external application which creates files in folders which look like this:
F:\Output\Preprocessor\[CS00]-[Cardinal]
When I attempt to use os.fs.glob() to list the files in this folder, I receive this error:

[CS00]-[Cardinal]/*.*: is recursive

I’ve tried a number of things in an attempt to escape the square brackets, but to no avail.
Some things I’ve tried:
F:\Output\Preprocessor\[CS00]-[Cardinal]\*
F:/Output/Preprocessor/[CS00]-[Cardinal]/*
F:/Output/Preprocessor/\[CS00\]-\[Cardinal\]/*
F:/Output/Preprocessor/%[CS00%]-%[Cardinal%]/*
F:/Output/Preprocessor/\\[CS00\\]-\\[Cardinal\\]/*
Any suggestions?

I’ve also tried these, at Lev’s suggestion:
"F:/Output/Preprocessor/[CS00]-[Cardinal]\*"
"F:/Output/Preprocessor/[CS00]-[Cardinal]/"*
F:/Output/Preprocessor/"[CS00]-[Cardinal]"/*
The first two resulted in a different error (“not found”), and the third resulted in an error similar to the original: "[CS00]-[Cardinal]"/*: is recursive

Hello,

Unfortunately os.fs.glob() does not support handle folder names in the directory path containing square brackets.

We suggest that you consider choosing a different folder name which does not contain square brackets. Alternatively, you could copy the source folder into a different folder name which does not contain square brackets and then use os.fs.glob() on that folder.

Regards,
Sam Bender

Function os.rename() can help to rename the original folder with a new less ambitious name.
The standard Lua function glob() should work with non-ambitious paths. This function is accessible in Iguana as os.fs.glob()

I don’t have control over the folder names. I coded a workaround using a popen of CMD to get the directory listing, parsing it, then iterating over the results calling os.fs.stat myself to get that information. Not as clean. but it works.