Error in File Reference in file path containing `%20`

[Andrew-D-Wilson]

Bicep version v0.13.1

Describe the bug When working in a Git repository that's name contains spaces, the bicep 'module' then errors.

Such that if the cloned folder is demo%20repo, the error is as follows: An error occurred reading file. Could not find a part of the path 'c:\src\demo repo\Bicep-Templates\storage-account.bicep'.

This also prevents building into ARM.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a folder with %20 in the name.
2. Create a Bicep template with a module reference to another template.
3. Error warning appears and inability to build.

[chielboogaard]

I got the same issue, if there is any solution hope it lands here

[anthony-c-martin]

Possibly related to #8383

[anthony-c-martin]

@Andrew-D-Wilson when you are building Bicep, are you using the VSCode "Build ARM Template" command, or are you using Azure CLI or Bicep CLI?

[Andrew-D-Wilson]

@anthony-c-martin , I can build the ARM templates with Bicep CLI I can Build the ARM templates with Azure CLI

I cant build with VSCode "Build ARM Templates" The file is also indicated as having errors when opened in VSCode:

[anthony-c-martin]

To me this looks like a bug in OmniSharp's DocumentUri.ToUri(), which we use to convert from the LSP URI to a .NET URI:

If we have a file path containing %20, the URI is correctly presented to the language server by VSCode containing escaped %2520. This appears to be correctly represented in documentUri (see screenshot). When we call documentUri.ToUri(), this appears to remove the escaping and instead represents the Uri with %20 - meaning this is considered to be a space instead of a legitimate %20 when the path is converted into a file system path using uri.LocalPath.

[anthony-c-martin]

I added a test to repro this issue: https://github.com/Azure/bicep/blob/cccaa80002cd8dfaadee0f136b297a9f8032e6d4/src/Bicep.LangServer.IntegrationTests/TextDocumentSyncTests.cs#L109

[riosengineer]

Is there any ETA on when this may be fixed please?

[segraef]

same issue here by the way, once the repo name or the local folder contains a %20 Bicep is not able to reference the child module, just tested on Mac and Linux

in folder with %20

in folder without %20

[shenglol]

I did some investigation, and this does seem to be an upstream bug in the Omnisharp LSP package: https://github.com/OmniSharp/csharp-language-server-protocol/issues/1005. I'll be submitting a temp fix to the Bicep repo soon before the upstream bug is acknowledged and fixed.