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Right now if you specify a file URI for the URI in the src the globs get treated as absolute paths. At least if they start with "/".
Is this a bug or working as intended?
Should we print a warning?
"/frontend/**/*" gets treated as an absolute path rather than being relative to "//Users/jlewi/git/foyle". This is most likely because the path begins with a "/"
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Related to #81
Right now if you specify a file URI for the URI in the src the globs get treated as absolute paths. At least if they start with "/".
Is this a bug or working as intended?
Should we print a warning?
Here's an example.
"/frontend/**/*" gets treated as an absolute path rather than being relative to "//Users/jlewi/git/foyle". This is most likely because the path begins with a "/"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: