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sanitize_filepath: "./" is unnecessarily modified when platform="Linux" #13

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MagnetoOptical opened this issue May 2, 2020 · 1 comment
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sanitize_filepath: "./" is unnecessarily modified when platform="Linux" #13

MagnetoOptical opened this issue May 2, 2020 · 1 comment
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If you pass ./whatever/path to sanitize_filepath, "./" is changed to "._/"

Since "./" != "._/" on any platform this will cause code using pathvalidate to throw an exception down the line.
@MagnetoOptical MagnetoOptical changed the title sanitize_filepath: "./" is unnecesarily modified when platform="Linux" sanitize_filepath: "./" is unnecessarily modified when platform="Linux" May 2, 2020
@thombashi thombashi self-assigned this May 3, 2020
@thombashi thombashi added the bug label May 3, 2020
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Change not to process for "."/".." by sanitization functions: #13
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Thank you for your report.

I had fixed the issue at pathvalidate 2.3.0.
Please try to upgrade the package.

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