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After creating a symbolic link that points to "../foo.txt", Toit can't read that file anymore. Replacing the '/' with '' is enough to make it work.
Powershell and bash correctly manage to read the file. In fact they don't even show the difference for the two symlinks.
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Work around toitlang/toit#2090.
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On Windows: Symbolic links with '/' instead of '\' are problematic.
Toit has also problems if we use the path that readlink gives back for absolute paths.
import host.file main: file.link --file --source="foo.txt" --target="c:\\some\\absolute\\path" current-link := file.readlink "foo.txt" // => \??\c:\some\absolute\path file.link --file --source="foo2.txt" --target=current-link file.read-content "foo2.txt" // => ERROR
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After creating a symbolic link that points to "../foo.txt", Toit can't read that file anymore. Replacing the '/' with '' is enough to make it work.
Powershell and bash correctly manage to read the file. In fact they don't even show the difference for the two symlinks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: