[query] Fix copy_log when log path is relative.#13340
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the local_path_uri function simply prepends 'file://' to the path provided. This leads to an odd situation were a relative path is transformed into 'file://relative/path/to/log', which parses as: SCHEME: file HOST : relative PATH : path/to/log To fix this, compute the real path of the log file and use that as the path for the local_path_uri
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the local_path_uri function simply prepends 'file://' to the path provided. This leads to an odd situation were a relative path is transformed into 'file://relative/path/to/log', which parses as:
SCHEME: file
HOST : relative
PATH : path/to/log
To fix this, compute the real path of the log file and use that as the path for the local_path_uri