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Right now we use Paths.get(pathToken) for local imports during parsing. The parser ensures that only / will be used as a separator, but I'm not sure I know for a fact that Paths.get is guaranteed to handle / appropriately on all platforms.
Alternatively we could switch away from using Path in our representation of local imports, which I think might be the better choice.
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Right now we use
Paths.get(pathToken)
for local imports during parsing. The parser ensures that only/
will be used as a separator, but I'm not sure I know for a fact thatPaths.get
is guaranteed to handle/
appropriately on all platforms.Alternatively we could switch away from using
Path
in our representation of local imports, which I think might be the better choice.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: