Fix pathconv issues related to relative paths in path lists #213
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Jun 9, 2024
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| /* | ||
| * Discern between Git's `<rev>:<path>`, SCP's `<host>:<path>` pattern | ||
| * (which is not a path list but may naïvely look like one) on the one | ||
| * hand, and path lists starting with `/<path>`, `./<path>` or `../<path>` | ||
| * on the other hand. | ||
| */ | ||
| bool potential_path_list = *it == '/' || | ||
| (*it == '.' && | ||
| (it[1] == ':' || it[1] == '/' || | ||
| (it[1] == '.' && | ||
| (it[2] == ':' || it[2] == '/')))); | ||
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| /* | |
| * Discern between Git's `<rev>:<path>`, SCP's `<host>:<path>` pattern | |
| * (which is not a path list but may naïvely look like one) on the one | |
| * hand, and path lists starting with `/<path>`, `./<path>` or `../<path>` | |
| * on the other hand. | |
| */ | |
| bool potential_path_list = *it == '/' || | |
| (*it == '.' && | |
| (it[1] == ':' || it[1] == '/' || | |
| (it[1] == '.' && | |
| (it[2] == ':' || it[2] == '/')))); | |
| /* | |
| * Discern between Git's `<rev>:<path>`, SCP's `<host>:<path>` pattern | |
| * (which is not a path list but may naively look like one) on the one | |
| * hand, and path lists starting with `/<path>`, `./<path>` or `../<path>` | |
| * on the other hand. | |
| */ | |
| bool potential_path_list = *it == '/' || | |
| (*it == '.' && | |
| (it + 1 == end || it[1] == '\0' || it[1] == ':' || it[1] == '/' || | |
| (it[1] == '.' && | |
| (it + 2 == end || it[2] == '\0' || it[2] == ':' || it[2] == '/')))); | |
- Watch for end-of-string / end of input.
- This file mostly doesn't use tabs.
- Let's not introduce a character
ïthat isn't encoded the same in iso-latin1 and utf-8 (there are no others in this file yet).
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@ReinhardBiegelIntech, what do you think?
(This replaces a deleted comment which tagged @ reneparis. Apologies, René.)
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I checked your code and agree on your suggestions - so let's wait for reinhard (currently on vacation) to implement it as soon as he's back.
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Thanks for your feedback, @bustercopley. Suggestions look good to me, so I updated the PR accordingly. Also committed to test suite.
As the changes affect code originally written bei @dscho, I'd also like to get his feedback here.
…nvironment variables to Windows form for native Win32 applications. When we fixed MSYS2's automatic Unix <-> Windows path conversion to identify and skip Git-style `<rev>:<path>` arguments (and incidentally also scp-style `<host>:<path>` ones), we assumed that path lists containing relative paths would be a rare scenario. My, was this assumption wrong! Let's add another heuristic that detects absolute paths at the beginning of path lists, and relative ones starting with either `./` or `../`, neither of which match those Git-style nor scp-style arguments, and then prevent the detection of the latter style from kicking in. This addresses msys2#208 Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
…ables assigned on command line This restores parts of the previous behavior of path_conv, fixing an issue where the paths of the path list in `VARIABLE=.:../foo/bar ./my-script.sh` weren't convertet to windows paths. The path conversion was skipped due to interpretation as a Git style reference. The Git detection is now excluded for this kind of variable assignments.
Suggested-by: Richard Copley <[email protected]>
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Seems like this doesn't match any maintainer's idea of how to address #208, so im closing here. |
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Implementation associated with testsuite changes here: msys2/msys2-tests#67
Only tested in testsuite yet.
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