When using folder names like example.com the .com bit is parsed as a file extension even for folders and then you see just example in the sidebar.
If one wants different apps with their domain names or even worse - subdomains be in the sidebar, it wouldn't look great.
If we have example.com.foo, it would show example.com as only the last extension is removed.
So if we have subdomain.example.com, it would render subdomain.example.
With this change, it would get the entire filename of the folders regardless of dots. It would just strip the path to the folder based on directory separators.
adrianvlupu
commented
4 years ago
When using folder names like
example.comthe.combit is parsed as a file extension even for folders and then you see justexamplein the sidebar.If one wants different apps with their domain names or even worse - subdomains be in the sidebar, it wouldn't look great.
If we have
example.com.foo, it would showexample.comas only the last extension is removed.So if we have
subdomain.example.com, it would rendersubdomain.example.With this change, it would get the entire filename of the folders regardless of dots. It would just strip the path to the folder based on directory separators.