Keep root path in canonical #3
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Sorry, I forgot to create a Ticket, so here it is: https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/10187 |
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Fix applied. This did in fact also fix 9683. |
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The assertion fails if you call
canonical("../some-directory", "/"). This is because the root path is removed in the loop if the current segment equals to..although the currentresultonly contains the root path.I think one would expect
/some-directoryas the result.I don't know if there is a more efficient/elegant solution. Let me know if there is one. :)