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In an extglob, !(.min) can match everything but .min (and anything that contains a /); that includes the empty string!

When you test foo/bar/baz/test.min.js with the glob foo/bar/**/*!(.min).js you get a hit because:

• foo/bar/ matches foo/bar/
• **/ matches bar/
• * matches test.min
• !(.min) matches the empty string
• .js matches .js

The meaning that you want from !(.min) is in fact "anything that doesn't end with .min", which is the negation of *.min, so use !(*.min) to fix the issue:

foo/bar/**/!(*.min).js