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Bug/oxen add #499

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Fixed oxen add for files on Windows CLI

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Release Notes

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved path handling and canonicalization across multiple components
    • Enhanced file path resolution for better cross-platform compatibility
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined error handling in file and repository path processing
    • Optimized path comparison and relative path calculation methods
  • New Features

    • Introduced a new method for obtaining relative paths based on canonicalized directories
  • Chores

    • Added debug logging for path resolution to improve traceability
    • Updated internal path handling mechanisms

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Walkthrough

This pull request focuses on improving path handling and canonicalization across multiple components of the project. The changes primarily involve replacing standard path canonicalization with dunce::canonicalize(), introducing a new path-relative function, and enhancing error handling and logging for path-related operations. The modifications span CLI commands, core repository functions, and utility filesystem methods, with a particular emphasis on improving cross-platform path resolution and debugging capabilities.

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File Change Summary
src/cli/src/cmd/add.rs Replaced joined_path.canonicalize() with dunce::canonicalize(&joined_path)
src/cli/src/cmd/rm.rs Replaced joined_path.canonicalize() with dunce::canonicalize(&joined_path)
src/lib/src/core/v0_19_0/add.rs Updated path handling logic, improved file processing with more robust path checks
src/lib/src/repositories/diffs.rs Simplified error handling and file node assignment
src/lib/src/util/fs.rs Added path_relative_to_canon_dir() function, enhanced logging in path-related methods

Possibly Related PRs

  • Bug/oxen-diff #498: Relates to path handling and error management improvements across the project

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src/lib/src/util/fs.rs (1)

1354-1359: LGTM! Debug logging will help with troubleshooting.

The added debug logging will be valuable for diagnosing path resolution issues, particularly on Windows systems.


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src/cli/src/cmd/add.rs (1)

50-52: Consider enhancing error logging for path canonicalization

While 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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src/cli/src/cmd/add.rs (2)

51-51: Good fix for Windows path handling!

Using dunce::canonicalize() instead of the standard canonicalize() is the right approach here. The dunce 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.

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Script:

#!/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


Line range hint 37-73: Verify error handling for special Windows paths

The 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

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fd "test" --type f --full-path --base-directory src/cli

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