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Work around issue #12166, .julia on a network drive on Windows #14026

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@tkelman tkelman commented Nov 17, 2015

ref #12166

@tkelman tkelman added system:windows Affects only Windows packages Package management and loading backport pending 0.4 labels Nov 17, 2015
Assuming we're highly unlikely to allow colons in registered package names

Works around `ERROR: stat: unknown error (UNKNOWN)` when calling stat
on a network-drive path with multiple colons in it
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tkelman commented Nov 17, 2015

cc @twadleigh if you may want to test this (though the msys2 build is probably still broken, see https://s3.amazonaws.com/julianightlies/bin/winnt/x64/0.5/julia-0.5.0-bae49b97a8-win64.exe if binaries would be easier)

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Work around issue #12166, .julia on a network drive on Windows
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ref issue 12166

(cherry picked from commit 6b979b6)
from PR #14026
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tkelman commented Nov 19, 2015

the ERROR: stat: unknown error (UNKNOWN) should be fixed upstream by libuv/libuv#623, and in our fork by JuliaLang/libuv@3aaf11c

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The directory junctions created by `symlink` are proving too problematic with respect to network drives.
This essentially reverts #7361. Ref #14026 and #14205.
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The directory junctions created by `symlink` are proving too problematic with respect to network drives.
This essentially reverts #7361. Ref #14026 and #14205.
(cherry picked from commit 61d1087)
ref #14225
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