Handle changed ntpath.isabs behaviour in Python 3.13 (#110) #112
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ntpath.isabs no longer considers paths that start with "/" to be absolute. This is correct behaviour on Windows but causes us problems, because our `PathConstants` use paths that start with / and expect these to always be considered absolute. To deal with this, let's add an extra slash to the `PathConstants`; paths starting `//` are considered absolute by both ntpath and posixpath. Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>
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The CI failure seems to be just because github no longer offers Python 2.x. |
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ntpath.isabs no longer considers paths that start with "/" to be absolute. This is correct behaviour on Windows but causes us problems, because our
PathConstantsuse paths that start with / and expect these to always be considered absolute. To deal with this, let's add an extra slash to thePathConstants; paths starting//are considered absolute by both ntpath and posixpath.This is an alternative to #111 , it probably doesn't make sense to do both.