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Fix Windows path issue when importing interfaces #1781

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The Issue

To prevent imports outside of the the root path, vyper-json prepends import paths with /__vyper and then ensures the final resolved path is still a subfolder of that path. On Windows this check is failing with ValueError: 'C:\\__vyper\\path.vy' does not start with '\\__vyper'. Oopsies.

You can see a detailed traceback for the issue here.

How I fixed it

Perform the relative_to check against a Path object, so that it works on any filesystem.

How to verify it

I confirmed that it works in a Windows 10 VM. Not sure if anyone wants to add Windows to the CI...

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@iamdefinitelyahuman iamdefinitelyahuman force-pushed the windows-imports-fix branch 3 times, most recently from fe10882 to c8b2073 Compare December 29, 2019 12:35
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Ignore my force pushes, was trying to get Windows CI to work but there's an upstream issue installing pyethash (Consensys/ethjsonrpc#5) which is required by py-evm (ethereum/py-evm#395). Unless we remove py-evm as a testing dependency, running tests on Windows is a no-go.

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What if we don't run the full test-suite with Windows, but instead run just the CLI stuff?

@fubuloubu fubuloubu merged commit ca9f050 into vyperlang:master Dec 30, 2019
@iamdefinitelyahuman iamdefinitelyahuman deleted the windows-imports-fix branch January 2, 2020 16:25
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