Change to use FileResource to get entries for RubyDir #1526
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March 2, 2014 13:49
Current jar Dir.entries implementation doesn't return "." and ".." so to keep this behavior in 1.7, I've moved the "." and ".." addition logic to RegularFileResource. Unfortunately fixing the jar files to support such behavior would require and invasive refactor of File/Dir implementations to be able to support expanding '..' in jar file names.
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This PR replaces using JarFile directly from RubyDir in favor of using file resources. It is ready for merge. |
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Change to use FileResource to get entries for RubyDir (will follow up to re-add the non-TC initialize methods for backwards compat)
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This might fix #1100 although I haven't verified this yet.