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Hey Aral,
I don't quite understand the issue this fixes. Can you able to provide a test case that is currently failing and would be resolved by your changes?
I was including ../head and it was failing on that. Will look to create a test case if you still need it when I get a moment :)
Aral
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On 2 Jun 2014, at 00:01, Jeremy Worboys notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey Aral,
I don't quite understand the issue this fixes. Can you able to provide a test case that is currently failing and would be resolved by your changes?
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Thanks. If you get a chance to write a test that would be great, otherwise I'll throw one together tomorrow and get this merged.
I've tried a few approaches and I can't produce a failing test that this fixes.
Can you add failing test case and update the pull request. You'll also need to pull from master as I am pushing some changes today.
Maybe it's an operating system specific thing? Unix vs Windows file paths or something like that. Non-Cygwin Node running in CygWin for instance.
I have added the failing/passing test to the fork @aral created as you requested. The added test fails in the master branch and passes in the patch-1 branch.
Thanks, Andy :)
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On 26 June 2014 at 16:40:16, Andrew Smith (notifications@github.com) wrote:
I have added the requested failing/passing test to the fork @aral created as you requested. The added test fails in the master branch and passes in the patch-1 branch.
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Awesome, thanks. Merged.
File paths in imports may be relative. Previously, node-kit was failing on these. This adds support for use of relative paths in imports specified both with and without underscore-prefixed partial syntax.