Use an absolute path for smudging #3780
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On Windows, paths are limited to 260 characters with two exceptions: manifested applications on Windows 10 may use long path, and all systems may use UNC paths, which must be absolute. Since we are not currently using a manifest, use an absolute path when smudging to make so that we can take advantage of UNC paths on Windows.
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On Windows, paths are limited to 260 characters with two exceptions: manifested applications on Windows 10 may use long path, and all systems may use UNC paths, which must be absolute. Since we are not currently using a manifest, use an absolute path when smudging to make so that we can take advantage of UNC paths on Windows.
Fixes #3772