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feat(path/unstable): support URL
in first arg of join()
#5863
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URL
in first arg of join
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// URLs | ||
[[new URL("file:///"), "x/b", "..", "/b/c.js"], "/x/b/c.js"], | ||
[[new URL("file:///foo"), "../../../bar"], "/bar"], |
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The first test case looks good. But I'd expect the result of the 2nd test case to be "/../../bar"
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/bar
is the normalized form of /../../bar
. There's no parent directory of the root directory
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Oh, I tested with node:path
and that does appear to be the case. That doesn't really make sense to me but I guess is fine 🤷🏾♂️
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How did you test it? The below prints /bar
both in Node.js and Deno
import { join } from "node:path";
console.log(join("/foo", "../../../bar"));
BTW join("file:///foo", "../../../bar")
becomes ../bar
because "file:///foo"
is considered relative path file:/bar
(file:
part is considered as directory name instead of scheme name)
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Current tests seem a little bare. Could we please add the tests from the examples?
URL
in first arg of join
URL
in first arg of join()
part of #5537
This PR adds support of URL as the first parameter of
join