Handle unixy paths in RWC tests#18585
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should ts.combinePaths handle this case too?
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What I meant is: should |
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@sandersn its current behavior seems very intentional, as there's an explicit check for it. We probably rely on this behavior somewhere? |
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Yeah, probably. I think the current fix is fine. I removed the |
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Fixes an issue @sandersn was seeing with rooted unix paths outputting in the wrong directory. The issue was that
combinePathsdrops the LHS operand when the RHS is rooted (which is not what was desired here) - this never happens with windows-captured baselines as the paths are preprocessed to remove the root (by replacing the colon).Fixes #18561