Windows uses backslashes, causing the replace of "/pages" to fail. Additionally, if any directory up to the project contained /pages in it, it would have also failed.
This just assumes that the pages directory is always a child of the relevant src directory, which I think is safe.
Windows uses backslashes, causing the replace of
"/pages"
to fail. Additionally, if any directory up to the project contained/pages
in it, it would have also failed.This just assumes that the
pages
directory is always a child of the relevantsrc
directory, which I think is safe.Closes #27