New Icon/Image command fails when no folder is opened

[MikeTheGreat]

Thank you for creating this free, open source image editor for VSCode!

I'm on Windows 10, and having just installed Luna Paint into VSCode when I run the New Icon command (via the command palette) it asks me for the width & height ( I go with the default 256x256) and then I get the following error:

This seems not great so I figured I'd let y'all know.

I confirmed that the directory does exist.
It's weird that the error message is talking about a relative path but the listed path is absolute (starts with C:).

[Tyriar]

Hmm I've never seen this and can't reproduce, can you give some more details about what type of window you're running this in? A gif of the whole window with the explorer showing would probably give me enough information.

[Tyriar]

Oh I can reproduce, it happens when opening in a window without a folder opened.

[onmax]

Oh I can reproduce, it happens when opening in a window without a folder opened.

It happens the same to me, but trying to create an image instead of an icon

[Tyriar]

Looks like this is a regression in VS Code, will report soon

[Tyriar]

Reported to microsoft/vscode#137524, nothing to do here after reviewing the code.

[Tyriar]

This actually is an issue with a misuse of Uri.parse, reopening