When it's called `blob.sync(param)` on the Windows platform the result of the blob sync is something like this `[path\\to\\something.ext1]` https://github.com/stackbit-themes/ts-mui-nextjs-starter/blob/0240791d85f5a10062662e5555c930108c80798f/src/utils/content.ts#L15 Then on the following line, the result is "null" because the path doesn't start with `'content/data'`. https://github.com/stackbit-themes/ts-mui-nextjs-starter/blob/0240791d85f5a10062662e5555c930108c80798f/src/utils/content.ts#L42 My solution for now is to force the platform as "Linux": ```javascript function contentFilesInPath(dir: string) { const globPattern = `${dir}/**/*.{${supportedFileTypes.join(',')}}`; return glob.sync(globPattern, {platform: 'linux'}); } ``` It's also possible to `string.replace(param1, param2)` the double backslash for a slash