Path:hasextension always returns true

[Garek33]

Let's say there we have the following folder structure:

• <Archive Root>
  • kmos
    • base
      • kmos.ks

Enviroment

• KSP 1.6 (I know it's not offically supported yet, but kOS seems to work in principle, and I don't expect KSP to break file system access...)
• Windows 10
• kOS should be equivalent to develop for this, actually build from Garek33:dev-2394 (up-to-date with develop, plus Fix #2394 - Expose terminal cursor #2397 )

Expected Behaviour

• path("kmos/base"):hasextension returns false
• path("kmos/base/kmos"):hasextension returns false
• path("kmos/base/kmos.ks"):hasextension returns true

Tested Behaviour

• path("kmos/base"):hasextension returns true
• path("kmos/base/kmos"):hasextension returns true
• path("kmos/base/kmos.ks"):hasextension returns true

[Garek33]

(Obviously, this is in no way urgent, because as long as you don't have filenames ending with . (and then, what are you even doing?) one can work around this by checking path:extension = "" instead)

[mathuin]

On Linux, I'm getting something different:

• path("boot"):hasextension returns True.
• path("boot/boot.ks"):hasextension returns False.
• runpath("boot/boot.ks"). executes the script at that location successfully.

[Garek33]

• path("boot"):hasextension returns True.
• path("boot/boot.ks"):hasextension returns False.

Interesting

• runpath("boot/boot.ks"). executes the script at that location successfully.

runpath works for me, too. Even when leaving the extension out, as the docs offer.