Closed MagnetoOptical closed 4 years ago
If you pass ./whatever/path to sanitizefilepath, "./" is changed to "./"
Since "./" != "._/" on any platform this will cause code using pathvalidate to throw an exception down the line.
@ProfElectric Thank you for your report.
I had fixed the issue at pathvalidate 2.3.0. Please try to upgrade the package.
pathvalidate 2.3.0
If you pass ./whatever/path to sanitizefilepath, "./" is changed to "./"
Since "./" != "._/" on any platform this will cause code using pathvalidate to throw an exception down the line.