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Runtime needs to support long paths on Windows without extended syntax #4582

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JeremyKuhne opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 3 comments
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Runtime needs to support long paths on Windows without extended syntax #4582

JeremyKuhne opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 3 comments
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The Windows APIs are used as the abstraction for the PAL. Need to set up wrappers so that we can shim in the extended path syntax where necessary.
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@Priya91 moved the runtime from fixed buffers- we still need to have the native code inject extended syntax when making File/Directory Management calls on Windows (\?).

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Post discussion, we will target this for RTM as the cost to enable is about 4-6 weeks (across Windows/Ubuntu/Mac and testing it) and there is no impending need for it to be in RC2.

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ramarag commented Mar 15, 2016

dotnet/coreclr#3441, dotnet/coreclr#3433 and dotnet/coreclr#2998 fixes the native portions of the VM. Only the mscorlib remains to be fixed.
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