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Note the double slash // at the beginning. I'm not certain if // is POSIX conform, but even if it were, it should be followed by a host name like //host/path/to/file.lua.
Anyway, I guess it's better to use either URI style
file:///path/to/file.lua
or a path with a single / at the beginning
/path/to/file.lua
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I've tested the following on a Linux system.
Some time ago file paths in
doc.json
were written in URI style:Since aeb9ccb paths are written as:
Note the double slash
//
at the beginning. I'm not certain if//
is POSIX conform, but even if it were, it should be followed by a host name like//host/path/to/file.lua
.Anyway, I guess it's better to use either URI style
or a path with a single
/
at the beginningThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: