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Bug/oxen add #499
Bug/oxen add #499
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WalkthroughThis pull request focuses on improving path handling and canonicalization across multiple components of the project. The changes primarily involve replacing standard path canonicalization with Changes
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src/cli/src/cmd/add.rs (1)
50-52
: Consider enhancing error logging for path canonicalizationWhile the fallback to
joined_path
is correct, adding debug logging when canonicalization fails would help diagnose issues.- dunce::canonicalize(&joined_path).or_else(|_| Ok(joined_path)) + dunce::canonicalize(&joined_path).or_else(|e| { + log::debug!("Failed to canonicalize path {}: {}", joined_path.display(), e); + Ok(joined_path) + })
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(3 hunks)src/lib/src/repositories/diffs.rs
(1 hunks)src/lib/src/util/fs.rs
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src/cli/src/cmd/add.rs (2)
51-51
: Good fix for Windows path handling!Using
dunce::canonicalize()
instead of the standardcanonicalize()
is the right approach here. Thedunce
crate specifically handles Windows path canonicalization issues by avoiding the UNC path format (\\?\
) that the standard library uses, making paths more user-friendly while maintaining proper canonicalization.Let's verify the Windows path handling by checking for any remaining UNC paths in error messages or logs:
✅ Verification successful
Windows path handling implementation verified successfully
The use of
dunce::canonicalize()
is consistent with the codebase's existing Windows path handling patterns and is properly implemented across all critical path operations. The fallback mechanism for failed canonicalization ensures robust behavior across platforms.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for potential Windows UNC paths in error messages rg -i '\\\\\\\\|\?\?' src/Length of output: 290
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for other path canonicalization usage rg -A 2 'canonicalize|to_canonical' src/ # Look for Windows-specific path handling rg -i 'windows|win32|winapi' src/Length of output: 15382
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37-73
: Verify error handling for special Windows pathsThe implementation looks good, but we should ensure it handles special Windows cases correctly.
Let's check the test coverage for Windows-specific path scenarios:
✅ Verification successful
Path handling implementation verified as Windows-safe
The implementation correctly handles Windows paths through:
- Use of
dunce::canonicalize
for path normalization- Graceful fallback if canonicalization fails
- Proper error handling for directory operations
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#!/bin/bash # Search for Windows-specific path tests rg -l 'test.*windows|windows.*test' --type rust # Look for test files containing path-related tests ast-grep --pattern 'fn test_$_() { $$$ path $$$ }'Length of output: 197
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#!/bin/bash # Search for add command tests fd "add.*test.*rs|test.*add.*rs" --type f # Look for path-related tests in add command rg -A 10 "fn test.*add.*path|fn test.*path.*add" --type rust # Check dunce usage patterns rg -A 3 "dunce::" --type rust # Look for test files in CLI directory fd "test" --type f --full-path --base-directory src/cliLength of output: 39074
Fixed oxen add for files on Windows CLI
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