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- path manipulation and comparison operations were assuming posix-style paths. Adds a bit of normalization so that paths on Windows are always converted to use forward-slashes. This is fine because Windows treats both as path delimeters and forward slashes are not valid in directory or file names.
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The decrease in code coverage is because there's an if-else block that runs one statement on Windows, the other on Linux and Mac. |
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@cspotcode I wanted to do this for so long. But never got time for it. 🎉 |
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This should actually fix some other issues in typescript hero! :-) |
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Adds support for running on Windows. Some path-related operations were assuming a posix OS. Now paths are always normalized to Posix-style forward-slash delimiters. Windows will accept both slashes as a delimiter and does not allow forward slashes in file or directory names, so this should be safe and predictable to users.