In the case of a 101-character name starting with '/', the leading '/'
would get stripped in split_name (e.g. adding /#{'a'*100} just ended
up in the archive as #{'a'*100}).
Coverage remained the same at 79.46% when pulling 6a9891a4b847f89f5c5ce8e465f27d09d244af7b on fetep:101charfix into bfc5bfae3aa6582c64141f659a760824e4131884 on halostatue:master.
Coverage remained the same at 79.46% when pulling 6a9891a4b847f89f5c5ce8e465f27d09d244af7b on fetep:101charfix into bfc5bfae3aa6582c64141f659a760824e4131884 on halostatue:master.
In the case of a 101-character name starting with '/', the leading '/' would get stripped in split_name (e.g. adding
/#{'a'*100}
just ended up in the archive as#{'a'*100}
).