Closed saldanhag closed 3 years ago
On Windows, a relative path doesn't even "exist" if the two directories are on different drives ... This is not the case with a real OS like linux ... With virtualisation, we can hope to do without Windows and we can close this ticket!
I'm working with populse_mia 1.3.0, python 3.8.3 on Windows 10. I have two hard drives (1 SSD where populse_mia in installed and 1 hard drive where i want to put the project file).
When i want to save or create a project I got the exception:
"ValueError: path is on mount 'E:', start on mount 'C:'"
.The problem comes from the populse_mia/user_interface/pop_ups.py module:
self.relative_subpath = os.path.relpath(self.path)
(PopUpNewProject.get_filename())and
self.relative_path = os.path.relpath(entire_path)
(PopUpSaveProjectAs.return_value())